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Cj Jolley Posted on Apr 24, 2014
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2000Ford f 250 with a v10 is cutting out in misfiring

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I discovered the REAR coil & spark plug on the passenger side somehow was full of water. It seems its a common trend in the 5.4 and the V10 that the rear plugs and/or the coil over plugs go bad because of water dripping in from the cowel.

After purchasing your new coils and plugs it is a simple job, Its just very Time comsuming it get the plugs removed and replaced. you should be able to figure it out quickly. ALSO new coils come with a new boot.

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