i hai have a 1997 ford f150 with a 4.6 triton will this tool work on my motor
1038879
Your type of engine, you won't need this tool.check utube.your job is straight forward.just be careful when you remove the plugs, if it is hard, crack and let soak, with carb cleaner.
1038880
I don't think you will need this special tool with your engine, I also have a '97 F150 with the same engine, it uses regular spark plugs, this tool is made to remove the specific type of spark plugs used in the 3 valve 5.4 engine, I have a 2006 with the 5.4 and really needed the tool for the ones that broke. Changing the plugs closest to the fire wall on your 97 is a pain but this tool will not help. Being a contortionist might!
1038881
Check a manual. But for my 05 F150 with the 5.4 this tool worked fantastic.
1038882
Yup! That happens, but in the 3 piece plugs they used in the 5.4 three valve engine, the bottom half stays in the head with no way to get it out other than the special tool you were asking about. In your case you just need to keep at it and the plug will eventually come out because you still have the metal hex nut to get hold of. The porcelain breaking off is no problem in your case, but you should blow it out so it doesn't fall in the cylinder when you do finally get the bottom half out. Sometimes squirting a little PB blaster down the spark plug hole and letting it soak a few hours can help. Good luck, keep at it! Yup! That happens, but in the 3 piece plugs they used in the 5.4 three valve engine, the bottom half stays in the head with no way to get it out other than the special tool you were asking about. In your case you just need to keep at it and the plug will eventually come out because you still have the metal hex nut to get hold of. The porcelain breaking off is no problem in your case, but you should blow it out so it doesn't fall in the cylinder when you do finally get the bottom half out. Sometimes squirting a little PB blaster down the spark plug hole and letting it soak a few hours can... » Read More Yup! That happens, but in the 3 piece plugs they used in the 5.4 three valve engine, the bottom half stays in the head with no way to get it out other than the special tool you were asking about. In your case you just need to keep at it and the plug will eventually come out because you still have the metal hex nut to get hold of. The porcelain breaking off is no problem in your case, but you should blow it out so it doesn't fall in the cylinder when you do finally get the bottom half out. Sometimes squirting a little PB blaster down the spark plug hole and letting it soak a few hours can help. Good luck, keep at it! « Show Less
1986981
yes it will i have a 2003 7.3 motor in my 2000 f350. the motor and intake are the exact same as the engine bay set up. it took me 30 minutes to take out my old intake and install the banks intake. get it you'll be glad you did.
1331053
Mine came with the number 3f2e-9g756-ac. It worked. The motor in my vehicle is a 3.9L V6. I got the part # from my mechanic and even when it came with that one letter off, it worked
2195029
I don't believe so. The two piece plugs were on trucks in the 2007 era not 97. Why would you need this tool since your plugs are NOT two piece. This tool might work, but it would be overkill and a waste of time and money on a one piece spark plug.
1787561
It will depend on what software ships with the tool. You can check ktoolinternational.com for an application guide. I needed to upgrade the software on mine to do a 2009 GMC Sierra.
330856
I used it on an 89 ford f 150. Had to drill one hole to secure motor(hole didn't line up).fastest power motor ever installed works great! It came with many extra wiring adaptor plugs-looks like it will fit many different vehicles.
473836
it is a triton otc 6918 is made for that motor you also need lisle p/n lis65600 broken spark plug remover
1979791
yes the tool will work but the spark plugs my still break and you my still need the older style of spark removing tool to get the rest of the plug out. I have been a ford tech for twenty years I haven't had a mustang break plug yet . only 5.4l Eng. in expeditions and f series vehicles . hope that helps
2109822
It can potentially work depending on a number of factors, including size of harmonic balancer and chiefly - torque requirement. In other words, was the Ford tool a light duty one for a Fiesta or heavy-duty as for an F450? A higher torque requirement = higher possibility of slippage. I tried using this on a Volvo 850 (automatic) harmonic balancer and it slipped. However, other reviewers and commenters have had success by first wrapping pulleys, etc. with rubber strips or bicycle tubes.
2069352
I use a Triton 3 1/4 hp. The integrated lift and soft start are nice features
1882223
Any Ford Triton engine with 14mm plug threads. Works well, did two engines already.
890584
This is a universal tool, designed to work on various engine models. Asking the manufacturer and doing your own online research will give you a positive answer. From me, it seems to work on 4 cylinder type engines.
1852282
Yes it will.I used the set to press new ball joints on my 4x4 F-350.I may have had to use some additional fixturing.
282377
I would like to help, but am not aware of a 4.0L ford motor. Give me more info maybe I can help
1589402
i have used on all ford/lincoln tritton engine with infamous two piece plug. tool works on all of them. on your car two different plugs were used.... if it has the two piece plug, it will work perfect
1280873
Your ford will 99% have 1/8 pipe thread for the engine oil sender or transmission. This tool comes with adapter fittings for everything I have come across.
1975740
Yes, it will work. But you need to be carefull in not to push so hard your tool engine to avoid burn it down