pop off your valve cover on the side the noise is on and if you have a bent or really loose rocker arm it could be your lifter,Ford has a service bulliten on faulty reatainer clips that hold the lifter in.it happened to my truck i have a 4.6 litre v8
You align them with socket wrench. There are couple of holes on top of the head lights and you have to get the socket wrench through there and just turn the plastic screw to align them.
Just twist them off. DON'T do this with an impact wrench.
They are on the side of the engine block there is a plastic shield covering them your going to need a Allen wrench to take the plastic covering off
In the cargo area of your Ford Explorer , on the drivers side , there is a removable plastic panel that covers the rear windshield washer fluid container , your wheel jack etc. , the lug wrench is held in place by some clips on the back of the removable plastic panel
Take off the seat. Unsnap the plastic cover on the left side. Unscrew the black plastic cover with the Allen wrench from the tool kit. You should see the plug -- it has a yellow end on the plug wire. Plug wrench is also provided in tool kit.
To make the pelican regurgitate the wrench, go into the study. Open the drawer and get out the spam. Open it, take it to the fish tank, and continue dropping bits of it into the tank to bribe out the pink one at the bottom. Then, throw the fish into the pelican's mouth, and he coughs up the wrench.
You can manually operate the sunroof using an Allen wrench if the cables and tracks are not damaged. There is a small square plastic cap to the rear of the switch. It pops open to expose the Allen wrench socket. Simply insert the Allen wrench and turn to open or close.
Usually iron or steel. Not many wrenches are made ofother materials...unless you count the plastic kids wrenches.
You need to buy a filter housing wrench that will take it off for sure.
Under the hood, on drivers side, encased in plastic cylinder shape housing next to the radiator.Has a plastic cap with a nutlike top so you could open it with a big wrench.
below the alternator towards the fire wall.......your going to need a 15 mm wrench, I use a long rachet-wrench from the top, but you can also remove the plastic cover on the bottom to access it.
There are different types of 'cap' that are plastic and glued to the drainpipe. If this is under the kitchen sink, and is a 'p' trap, then the plastic nut either side of it will unscrew with a pair of channel lock pliers or a small pipe wrench. If, on the other hand this is a 'cleanout' cap on the end of a drainpipe, then there will be a 'nut' formed into the end of it. Turn this nut with a wrench to remove it. Have shallow bowl or small bucket ready to catch water from this.