How to service and repair spark plugs on 2006 Lincoln Navigator?

Service and repair of ignition coil-on-plug requires its removal first. Compressed air should be used to blow away foreign matter from the spark plug well before attempting to uninstall the spark plugs. The installation of original spark plugs requires that used parts return to their original cylinder position while fresh spark plugs possess no such restriction. The spark plugs require an inspection where necessary new ones should be installed but their threading must reach 34 Nm (25 lb-ft) torque during installation. The reverse procedure should be used to seal up the installation process.

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Q: How to service and repair spark plugs on 2006 Lincoln Navigator?
A: Service and repair of ignition coil-on-plug requires its removal first. Compressed air should be used to blow away foreign matter from the spark plug well before attempting to uninstall the spark plugs. The installation of original spark plugs requires that used parts return to their original cylinder position while fresh spark plugs possess no such restriction. The spark plugs require an inspection where necessary new ones should be installed but their threading must reach 34 Nm (25 lb-ft) torque during installation. The reverse procedure should be used to seal up the installation process.