When to change sparkplugs on 2010 ford explorer?
When to change sparkplugs on 2010 ford explorer?
Sparkplugs don't really have a duration, they will falter by chance and or just need their gap reajusted
100k miles or so. But, you could pull a couple and check the condition
The recommended interval is 100k miles, but realistically, I'd go no further that 75k miles. If you have the 3 valve 4.6L engine, then you will definitely want to change them well before 100k. The 3 valve 4.6L uses a 2-piece plug that had a tendency to break in half when you try to remove it after it's been there for 100k miles.
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