So, I'll start by saying I've always been a ford fan (I've owned 3 prior to my 2007 F150) but my F150 may be the last. The Triton 3v motors are known for breaking plugs upon removal due to carbon build up. Wtf? They are supposed to be 100 mile plugs, but decided to change mine early at 68k miles. Even with doing this and doing HOURS of research on the best way to do it 3 of the 8 broke (according to many I'm lucky). This is absurdly ridiculous!!!! When Lisle makes a tool (for $100) specifically designed to remove the broken plugs from the triton motor something is wrong with the plug/motor design. 7 hours later the plug job is done. I'll be sending the broken plugs back to Dearbon, MI in the morning with a nice letter explaining how Ford lost a loyal long term Ford fan/buyer today. Anyone else have a similar story? Curious how others made out on changing theirs. Local ford dealer wanted over $1000 to do the plugs. Crazy!