The issues with those plugs includes Triton engines through 2008. Any new plugs you buy now are the newer type that shouldn't break but adding an anti-seize compound to the threads is still a good idea!
my truck was made 02-08 from what i've read that means it has updated motor with new design. has this one been a problem to change plugs on? i'm pretty mechanical but trying to figure out if its worth paying a mechanic to do these or not? a friend quoted me 230.00 plus parts if none broke.
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