I NEED YOUR HELP IN FINDING OUT WERE THE #7 COIL IS LOCATED ON A 1997 FORD EXPEDITION XLT 5.4L PLS HELP
May 8, 2006 at 6:04 AM
1997 Ford Expedition #7 Coil Location
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Does the truck have a cop system or coil packs. If coil packs follow the #7 plug wire to the connection.
May 8, 2006 at 6:52 AM
coil packs what side is the # 7 COIL ON AND WHAT ONE IS IT THANKS . O AND DO U KNOW WERE I CAN FINE THE FLASHER
May 8, 2006 at 2:03 PM
#1 cylinder is the first cyl on the right bank look forward. They are numbered 1,2,3,4 right bank
5,6,7,8 Left bank.
The flasher is located directly under the steering col under the dash.
You can always tell #1 cyl, it is the 1st cyl on the head that sticks out. Good luck
5,6,7,8 Left bank.
The flasher is located directly under the steering col under the dash.
You can always tell #1 cyl, it is the 1st cyl on the head that sticks out. Good luck
May 9, 2006 at 9:58 AM
[quote:8c6ef25935="losone"]#1 cylinder is the first cyl on the right bank look forward. They are numbered 1,2,3,4 right bank
5,6,7,8 Left bank.
The flasher is located directly under the steering col under the dash.
You can always tell #1 cyl, it is the 1st cyl on the head that sticks out. Good luck[/quote:8c6ef25935] :D :D thanks for help got one more question is it more then one flasher on this truck the back works but not the front
5,6,7,8 Left bank.
The flasher is located directly under the steering col under the dash.
You can always tell #1 cyl, it is the 1st cyl on the head that sticks out. Good luck[/quote:8c6ef25935] :D :D thanks for help got one more question is it more then one flasher on this truck the back works but not the front
May 23, 2006 at 8:34 AM
There are two, one for the turn signals and one for the emergency flashers.
Missing the front trun signals could be a turn signal switch problem. I do remember on some Fords there was a fuse for the front. It would be a 10 amp in the underhood. There are no marking so check them all by pulling and looking. Check it out.
Missing the front trun signals could be a turn signal switch problem. I do remember on some Fords there was a fuse for the front. It would be a 10 amp in the underhood. There are no marking so check them all by pulling and looking. Check it out.
May 24, 2006 at 8:28 AM
checked all the fuse are u saying there are two flashers i get the turn singals in the back but i have no front singals and no emergency flashers i changed the one under the steer col under the dash the one u told me about so is it something i am missing here :?: o and thanks for all your help :D
May 26, 2006 at 4:59 AM
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On the 1997 Expedition 5.4 coil-pack engine, follow the #7 plug wire to the coil. Looking forward, cylinders 1-4 are the right bank and 5-8 the left bank, so #7 is the third cylinder on the left bank. There are two flashers: one under the steering column for turn signals and one for hazards. If the front signals and hazards still fail after replacing the dash flasher and checking fuses, inspect the remaining flasher and the turn-signal switch; some Fords also use an unmarked 10-amp underhood fuse for the front signals.
Conversation Summary
The owner asked where the #7 coil is on a 1997 Ford Expedition XLT 5.4L and later where the flasher is. The expert said to follow the #7 plug wire, with cylinders 1-4 on the right bank and 5-8 on the left bank looking forward, so #7 is on the left bank. The turn-signal flasher is under the steering column, and a second flasher serves the hazards. After the owner replaced the dash flasher and checked fuses but still had no front signals or hazards, the expert suggested a possible turn-signal switch fault and an unmarked 10-amp underhood fuse on some Fords.