Ford Edge - How To Change Your Spark Plugs & Ignition Coils | Pass Smog

I performed a tune-up by replaced the spark plugs, I had to remove the intake manifold on a Ford Edge. I need to change the spark plugs and ignition coils to turn off the check engine light. The car was running sluggish and would hesitate, now both problems are fixed. A major tune-up will solve most problems including resetting the check engine light. The car had a few OBD2 codes that got fixed with this procedure. ( p0300)
How To Give Your Ford Edge A Tune Up By Changing Spark Plugs & Ignitions coils
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[@wakingthevillageidiot]

This was the best of the five or so videos I watched.

[@stevenbrame6739]

Very good video. At 71 years old, I plan to tune-up my 2014 Edge next month. Thank you!

[@nicklavoie8339]

Thanks to your video I was able to change my spark plugs and coils on my own. Local shop wanted $1,700. Only cost about $140 in parts to do on my own.

[@terrencenbanbury5220]

Very detailed explanation. Excellent technical video. I'm a 65 yo gearhead and your video is right on the money. Nice presentation, too. Thank you, sir.

[@oxmanagain]

I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching.

[@Coomanboo]

It is people like you that makes me love KZbin. Great video and very well thought out. I’m not a mechanic at all but I could do this thanks to you. You saved the day!!

[@philipleckburg8443]

Gonna do the #5 coil and plugs on my girlfriend's edge tomorrow. I'm saving this vid. Thank you brother. Great tutorial!

[@DoomGuy__]

How did it go?

[@ShadowBoxer]

Great job on the demonstration. Seeing the parts separately really helps explain and makes it easier to understand what goes where. I’ll probably be doing this next month or so as preventative. No problems now but I’d rather do this when I’m ready instead of when there is a problem that needs immediate attention. I’ll definitely be watching again when I get there. Also great idea to swap coils as a test. Cheers.

[@riprincejr]

Followed your instructions and it went great and car runs like new! Thanks a lot. You saved me almost $300.00, I owe you a case of beer!

[@oxmanagain]

I'm glad it work and I appreciate you for letting me know. Thanks for watching and you have a good day. The fact that you told me is more than the average person does I appreciate it.

[@Geo-mn1xd]

Does it still cost 300$ ??

[@johnlawson910]

I am getting ready to buy a 2011 Edge from my uncle and it is due for a tune up. I have not bought the car yet, but I am glad I watched your video. You do a great job at explaining and detailed about how easy it really is. Thanks for posting this.

[@tommyanderson9706]

Best demo!! I’m definitely watching this guy for my how to videos, great job

[@SavageShooter93]

Thanks for the vid, short, simple, and to the point with everything I needed to know. Appreciate it man keep up the good work.

[@mikeschiavoni5973]

I like how you had shown the intake off first. Very smart!

[@bimmerknut]

I'm getting ready to replace all my coil packs and plugs on my 2009 Edge. I just bought this car 6 months ago and right now it has 145K on the clock. I'm a courier and I put 2,000/month on this car. I've been getting little jerks and hesitations at various speeds and they are intermittent. I've not put on a code reader. Given the mileage I'm going with my gut on this one and just doing it as at this mileage point it wouldn't hurt to do it anyway. I do pretty much all my own wond on all my cars but I always go to KZbin when performing a task on a vehicle for the first time. Your presentation is well thought out, delivery is nicely done and comprehensive on every aspect of the task so I give you top thumbs and you, my friend, have earned another subscriber. Thank you!

[@JP-mu3xl]

That's why I don't go to stealer ships anymore. It's an easy DIY project, just take your time, I replaced mine plugs yesterday & took 5hrs, I took plenty of breaks and used 3 cans of carb cleaner on the intake, don't forget di-electric grease and anti-seize on the threads

[@vtsquirm]

This is an excellent video. I have had several vehicles that all seem to have ignition coil issues. For those who are inexperienced diagnosing issues, it feels like your call is literally dying. But its a minor issue. Unfortunately its getting harder and harder to get to the coil packs. Thank you for explaining/showing how easy this can be to do it yourself. Also one other comment, it looks like this is a Ford Edge w/3.5L engine as opposed to the 3.7L. After looking under my hood the components all look the same.

[@oxmanagain]

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the tip on the engine size. You have a nice day I appreciate your time.

[@devinmunoz3424]

Just finished the job. I only needed to replace the middle one in the back but I went ahead and replaced all 6 ignition coils and spark plugs so I wont have to bother with it again any time soon. It was only $75 on amazon for everything. Thanks for the video bro, u saved me a lot of money🙏

[@LarryMFjohnson]

Bro, your description of the necessary details was spot on!! Thank you! I watched about 5-6 other vids before I found yours and this one was the most helpful of all. 🙏

[@cmorgan63]

You just made my life a little easier. I knew it was an ignition coil...but needed this guidance! Stay safe and thank you!!

[@carrollpaul6104]

One of the best..well spoken and step by step process video. Once diagnose has been already COMFIRMED.

[@justinmichael1101]

I was about to take my wife’s car into the dealership today when I found this great video. They wanted $1600!

[@oxmanagain]

Glad I could be of some help.

[@Cuisinart619]

Great job. Nice and slow great explanations on how to remove all the parts just to replace spark plugs. Will be doing this in the future.

[@CooksArt]

You're a great man, what a brother to have. You did us all a solid by posting this video. Awesome!

[@oxmanagain]

I appreciate that!

[@ThriftHacker]

Great job! I appreciate the slow breakdown of the process I'll be tackling this job tomorrow morning got all the parts!

[@atomichaser]

watching again..cause another one went bad....best vid!!!!

[@georgeregester1338]

Getting ready to go to the garage and do this job. Thank you for answering all my questions.

[@oxmanagain]

You're welcome and let me know how it turns out.

[@georgeregester1338]

@@oxmanagain It went well. I actually have a 2008 and I already have a K&N cold air induction, so I did not have to take off the airbox. But it was similar enough that I knew exactly what needed to be done from your video. The big thing is that I never would have found that bolt under the throttle body (big thank you). I used your safety tip and covered the intake openings with a towel. I have also heard that the back ignition coils can fail sooner than the front because of the heat they are exposed to so I moved the front ones to the back and back to front. Thanks again.

[@disciple1956]

This video was very informative and very helpful I just recently purchased a 2011 edge with the same engine and I have been contemplating whether or not to do the spark plug change myself thanks so much for this video it's been a great help

[@voodoolounge2739]

Your video is very easy to follow compared to others. Thank you!

[@paulburrows2120]

Thanks for the video, very helpful! The first video I watched over explained everything and still got stuck at the end and couldn't finish video due to not knowing what to do next, and the second video I watched dude worked through it without explaining anything! Also noticed he took a lil more off then necessary, so again thanks for the video, exactly what I was looking for.

[@TheKeeperx313]

Thank you for a clean explanation on how to put back the intake manifold back on and seeing were the last 3 coils are like wow it's a project to get to that point but thanks man.

[@AngelRosario]

Excellent job! I went to a shop just yesterday and decided to check whether this is something I could’ve done myself. Looks like I can! And I will. Rock on and thanks for sharing!

[@imndatl]

You should do online tutorial for a living. Followed you step by step with absolutely no problems. Thank you

[@peterfrench2490]

Great Job! and Thanks for taking the time to film The Repair Process.

[@AangIskandar-r5g]

Thank you for your video. You're accommodating, and it is a very detailed explanation. Once again thank you so much

[@chriswilliams48]

Excellent tutorial!, Clear, precise, and to the point.

[@stevehundley6707]

Great job! Thanks. Check engine came in blinking. Auto zone reader said ignition #6 issue. Your video was perfect. I replaced the coil and disconnected the battery. No light. Runs well. Thanks.

[@oxmanagain]

Glad I could help thanks for watching.

[@JavaJazzMusic]

Yes that is a lot of money and thank you so so much for creating this very detailed and outstanding video.

[@oxmanagain]

You are so welcome!

[@adrianv3916]

Great Job bud! I'm with you, my dealership gave me a $650 quote.

[@jamesoliver2717]

Holy Moly! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!

[@JM-hx9ew]

Thank you for your great video and saving me $600 in labor

[@billionairementalhabits]

Solid video! Very detailed and informative! Thanks

[@carrollpaul6104]

Well produced. Used real wrenches ( pro videos use power tools...hate that). Excellent..lay person understandable. He makes it look totally feasible for the back yard mechanic. Excellent editing.

[@crypto208]

Great Video! Might be able to save myself several hundred dollars thanks to you. Thanks!

[@oxmanagain]

That is the reason I made videos. I like to save people money and show people that they can do the work themselves. Thanks for watching and hope it works out for you.

[@slydweis]

Thank you, I was trying to get the intake manifold off of a Lincoln MKS. Very helpful.

[@tbourke8998]

Great video. I appreciate the simplicity.

[@davidisenberg125]

thank you sir !!!!!! your help has been wonderful ..... a bear of a job

[@oxmanagain]

@@davidisenberg125 you're welcome and thanks for watching

[@sandraadkins640]

Thank you for this very helpful video!!!

[@erickieffer8440]

Nice job. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@RussPanneton]

Really good demo video!

[@tiffanyearley1928]

Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this! 😊

[@JuanGonzalez-gi6jt]

Awesome video very detailed and very well demonstrated. Thanks for sharing it.

[@oxmanagain]

I appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching.

[@brianleblanc4965]

Nice job - very clear and easy to follow

[@crashtke]

Excellent video. Very easy to follow.

[@STEVE_M439]

Great video. Thanks for posting, I'm going to do this on a 2010 now.

[@BlueDevil1995]

Thank you for the very detailed video!

[@atomichaser]

excellent video !!!...thx 4 putting this up

[@sniper_king9571]

Great video man really helped me!

[@rickybrogan9939]

How long should this take from start to finish?

[@oxmanagain]

It took me roughly 2-3 hours but I was videoing.

[@davidsanders364]

Earned yourself a follow my friend. Nice work!

[@williamhamblin4739]

great video very informational thanks alot

[@jeffljones]

Thanks for the Video excellant video very well done gives mee the confidence to wont to do my own ,im Happy you saved your sister some Money as well. Great Job!

[@tracybeasley440]

How does that hose in the back unclip the one in the very back that goes on first how does it unclip please

[@msjustme86ful]

Very informative! Great helpful video.

[@mygt8a4re]

Great video, thank you! 🍻

[@johnhall1299]

Good video, but you forgot to secure the coil lock tabs on coils 5 and 6, just saying. I just got done doing the dreadful water pump replacement on my Explorer Sport 3.5 (Ecoboost) and now my daughter Edge needs a rear bank coil. This intake is much easier to remove; thanks for making this video.

[@jrjr6984]

How do you feel about using the aftermarket coil packs from Amazon vs the OE ones from the parts store?

[@jabeezy0702]

Great video and super helpful! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@lubsey]

Well done vey helpful

[@johngray6397]

This guy is good

[@03lundgren9]

u earned a new subscriber sir! :D

[@oxmanagain]

I appreciate your support and thanks for watching. Did this video help you out?

[@03lundgren9]

To some extence yes, but mainly I like the fact that you really make good educational videos for people that do not know much about cars. Keep on making what u do! :D

[@oxmanagain]

That is even a better reason. Again, thanks for the support and because of comments like yours it makes uploading videos worth the time and effort.

[@03lundgren9]

No thank you mate! You are the one producing great educational content!

[@joed82]

thanks for the video , going to do the same thing this week only difference is I'm not putting back the rubber covers . I find them pointless , if anything its blocking the heat from escaping

[@oxmanagain]

Let me know how it turns out and thanks for watching.

[@stephaniecaradine5801]

I need your assistance on some of the same issues in my Ford edge 2011 sport is doing. It’s also running with hesitation taking off at stop sign stop light go on up and down hills have no power. I had the spark plugs and a coil or two changed I’m not sure what and which one they actually did but I too would like to perform the same procedure you just did here. The only issue I have is not knowing the correct spark plugs to change out I did go onto Amazon and found the right coils that I needed. But I also have no engine light coming on so it’s kind of tricky because we thought it might’ve been a throttle issue. But I’ve had a throttle cleaned out and worked real good for about a couple days and then it started back up with the same thing. Is it anyway you can get back in contact To help me with this issue thank you.

[@haleygarrett9733]

So you pointed out the ignition coils 12345 and 6 but my reading came back EC and F, is it safe to say that would be 35 and 6? I plan on replacing them all I was just curious

[@wallscolts19]

Would it be smart to replace all 6 coils and plugs at 100,xxx miles we are getting that cyl 4 with engine light for the first time

[@leslydauphin37]

Great job Brother

[@joeclifton2577]

thanks man great vid

[@TheDadofsix]

A good video how-to!

[@macarollo]

Amazing video!

[@jasontalbott8251]

will this be the same for a 2006?

[@MrONEHORSEFLY]

Good Job!! Thank You.

[@muhammadmk8358]

Owsome very good video I really thank you. I hope the procedure is the same on Ford Edge 2007.

[@DrevekX]

Thank you!

[@melissafaith13]

Thank you

[@luftwaffe6521]

Make sure you torque to factory specs. Intake manifold bolts are 89 inch pounds and there is s specific sequence to tightening them to guarantee the manifold does not warp. Even the spark plugs have a torque spec. I believe it is 11 ft pounds. You can find the specs/sequence online.

[@simonwei41]

Great video.

[@DetBull]

Great video ✊💪 God Bless

[@awr9182]

Did you have to disconnect any of the battery cables prior to disconnecting any of the harnesses?

[@oxmanagain]

Yes, I did.

[@sdc3221]

Thanks

[@natefelton2990]

Good job

[@amyjordan7882]

I have a question. I attempted to take the spark plugs out and I managed to get the #4 out in front but on #5 and #6 I couldn't get it to break, even with a breaker bar. I'm worried about breaking the spark plug in half. Any suggestions to help get it loosened??

[@oxmanagain]

@@amyjordan7882 I would try a few drops of some penetrating oil let it sit for a while and then get back to it

[@amyjordan7882]

@oxmanagain thanks man I appreciate it

[@amyjordan7882]

​@@oxmanagainI also wanted to let you know that I've watched many videos looking to find help on how to do this and I believe you to be the most thorough and accurate one. You're very good at explaining, showing exactly where everything is and taking your time at it. I'm a new follower now! I've been working on my own car since I was 15 but the last time I've had to pull anything apart was when it still had a distributor cap LOL so this is new to me. Looks pretty simple though. Thanks for the video

[@oxmanagain]

@amyjordan7882 it's always great to hear comments like yours because sometimes I get them the other way.

[@amyjordan7882]

@@oxmanagain well, just remember ya can't please everyone. As long as you try though. More than I can say for some people 😉

[@em1j797]

Nice video man good job!

[@oxmanagain]

Thanks, I appreciate your comment.

[@nicholasgamble6905]

You can get a magnetic spark plug socket autozone for 15$ best money I ever spent

[@fabiantrice635]

do u know anything about 20013 jeep commanders 5.7 Hemi engines?

[@oxmanagain]

Sorry.

[@carrollpaul6104]

Probably only help that could / should be mentioned is torqued needed for tightening. Sequence of tightening and "warnings" are well identified.

[@EricSmith-cv1ht]

Love your videos... I know this isn't a Land Rover video.. but I have to ask... did you recently put your LR3 up for sale?

[@oxmanagain]

No, no, no. Today the family and I just used it to go to the beach and take or bikes. Thanks for the support.

[@tomdorion5735]

Bravo!

[@RamezMoodi]

which engine is this?

[@oxmanagain]

I believe it's the 3.5 l v6. It's my sister's car and she has had three of them since this video.

[@RamezMoodi]

@@oxmanagain I have the 2016 MKX 2.7L engine. Since it is a turbo the air intake is a bit more twisted. Also I hope you’ll get the chance to show how to replace DI injectors. Thanks for this video though, very well executed.

[@dannygoss199]

sounds like my issue but do not have engine light

[@oxmanagain]

Yes it was.

[@shandaliemorales1704]

I changed two of them and its still doing the same thing

[@oxmanagain]

Did you have an OBD2 code?

[@niastewart212]

Yea, def not paying $550 😂 thanks for the video!

[@devinmunoz3424]

14:21 obviously works nascar