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| Dylanmoore |
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i have an ef 4ltr that has suddenly got a real bad miss. i think its the 2nd cylinder i have checked the plugs, changed the leads, changed the fuel reg and injectors and changed the fuel filter. anyone got any ideas on what it could be?
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| 89.SVO |
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hmm. the last thing in the ignition system. The coil pack maybe....
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| Dylanmoore |
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yea thats what i was thinking to check that next but i was hoping i wouldnt have to cos its in a C*** of a spot haha whats the easiest way to get to them?
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| ryanpatrick42 |
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I've replaced the coil on my EL from the bottom, though I know the EF has a coil pack I'm fairly sure they're located in almost the same position on the engine? Someone correct me if i'm wrong. It's fairly easy doing it from underneath looking up. Otherwise people have taken out the air box and done it from the top.
Have a look at this: ford-4l-and-6-cylinder-f1/replacing-coil-pack-on-an-ef-t102848.html 
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| Esteven8 |
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I did mine by taking out the air box.. It is a s**t of a spot, you need to be a contortionist to get at the fittings and you'll need patience too.
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| Dylanmoore |
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will au coil packs be the same?
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| SWC |
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{USERNAME} wrote: will au coil packs be the same? No. AUI Coil Pack is the same mount and fittings as an EF Coil Pack. AUII/III is a different style, mount and leads as well as plug. |
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| Dylanmoore |
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ok so the au1 will still work in the ef?
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