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Bought a Ford F150 2002, 48000 miles. Sat for 5 years in the driveway. I am slowly performing needed maintenance; replacing fluids, flushing, general maintenance etc. I had a coil (COP) go out on #3 and replaced. Should I proactively replace them all? or just one at a time as they go out? I believe I have heard Eric say, ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. Do you think that applys in this case? Thank you in advance for your comments.
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Replace coils as they go out, don’t just replace them for no reason…
They do not have a service interval like oil, timing belts, transmission fluid, brake fluid, spark plugs, air filters, etc……
Google your service intervals for your vehicle and what must be done…. Should be fairly easy to find… If you do those services, you should extend the life of your vehicle…
Here is a start!
Cheers!
-Karl
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