2 questions
#1
2 questions
2000 f150 5.4, it's starting to throw its 4th coil pack so I'm gonna put a new set in, so here are my questions.
1. When putting the dielectric grease on do I pack the spring or just around the contact point to the sparkplug?
2. When shopping I found both 26k and 28k voltage. Is more better or worse? I would think the spark is strong but I don't want to add heat or overload the sparkplug.
1. When putting the dielectric grease on do I pack the spring or just around the contact point to the sparkplug?
2. When shopping I found both 26k and 28k voltage. Is more better or worse? I would think the spark is strong but I don't want to add heat or overload the sparkplug.
#2
The following 3 users liked this post by Roadie:
#3
#4
2000 f150 5.4, it's starting to throw its 4th coil pack so I'm gonna put a new set in, so here are my questions.
1. When putting the dielectric grease on do I pack the spring or just around the contact point to the sparkplug?
2. When shopping I found both 26k and 28k voltage. Is more better or worse? I would think the spark is strong but I don't want to add heat or overload the sparkplug.
1. When putting the dielectric grease on do I pack the spring or just around the contact point to the sparkplug?
2. When shopping I found both 26k and 28k voltage. Is more better or worse? I would think the spark is strong but I don't want to add heat or overload the sparkplug.