How do you replace the ignition coil on a Ford F-150?

First find out which one is misfiring. Then use a 1/4 inch drive ratchet w/ 2 inch extension w/ a 7mm socket to take the bolt off coil. Pull coil up and you r done.

I always replace the spark plug on the same cylinder because its fuel fowled do to fuel but no spark If your F-150 is a older model (no fuel injection),then first disconnect the battery then gently grasp the rubber boot and disconnect the coil wire from the distributer cap (pushing down and turning slightly then pulling upward),then gently grasp the other rubber boot and turn slightly pulling outward and remove the wire from the coil Now use an open end wrench and remove the nuts securing the ignition wires on both sides of the coil ((note which side of coil these wires where removed from +\- and keep them all separate also note the +\- markings on the new coil to make sure you install it in the correct position)) Then Use a wrench or socket to lossen the metal bracket that is securing the coil....slip the old coil out and slip the new coil in and tighten the bracket Then reconnect the wires on both sides of the coil making sure the wire leads are cleaned and are in the right positions Then reconnect the Coil wire into the coil using a very small amount of lubricant on the outside area where the rubber boot slips over the coil connection,Then reconnect the coil wire to the distributer cap and firmly press down to ensure that it snaps in to place...Then reconnect battery terminals ((it is best when replacing the ignition coil to replace the coil wire with a new one)).

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