what spark plugs for a 2002 GT

stangman356

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I am going to auto zone to get spark plugs for my GT what one should i get

 

ToplessStang

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Motorcraft Originals for me.

 

stangman356

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Thats what i was thinking

 

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blubullett

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dont get bosch.

 

stangman356

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So the motorcraft are the plugs to go with. Is there any thing else i should know this is my frist time changing plugs on a 4.6

 

Snikt89GT

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How often does the 4.6 need a plug change?

 

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blubullett

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Its pretty easy. You might need a swivel or something for a plug or two. I dont remember with a gt but with the bullitt intake you do. I change my plugs at 30k. They dont really seem that bad then, except with the bosch +4, they sucked. Felt worse then the plugs i was replacing. I also got ****ty gas milage while they were in.

 

stangman356

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thanks for the tool help i am sure its going to will help

 

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SilverBullet00

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NGK TR-55's work very well too. They have the extended threads just like the motorcrafts

 

00GTpony

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motorcraft.

 

lvmustanggt

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I change mine with Autolite copper core spark plugs . I got 2002 mustang gt and spark plug # 764 copper core

 

the98stang

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Motorcraft or NGK for sure!

 

2000GTnoExtras

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Autolite 764 or NGK TR-55 works for me. Try the search on Qs like this, it's been asked hundreds of times.

Cheers!!

 

stangman356

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does any one have a hard time changing out there plugs when the car is hot ?

 

crzyhrse99

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Do not change youre plugs when the car is hot, let the engine cool down first.