Rear spark plugs (2007 taurus)

Hi guys,
Whats the best way to the back ones along the firewall?
Thanks.
Al

I take the upper intake off

Thats one of them 10min. jobs that turns in to an 8hr. job.

Al my Windstar van had the plastic cowl under the back of the hood I removed it and could get to the rear plug without take the top off the intake not sure if the Taurus has the plastic cowl area or not but if does try that. you can Google it and might find a YouTube vid on how to get them.

Remove intake,... Also remove torque mount and roll engine forward. Tool trucks sell a turnbuckle deal that lets you roll most engines forward (stressing but not undoing lower mount bolts) then remove plugs. 3.1 and 3.4 chevies with the turnbuckle 15 minutes. Without........... bout 3 hours.

Thanks guys,
Sounds like too much work for Big Al, so off to the pros. Got a rear strut going too. Not one of fords better ideas, Im sorry to say.
I think ill go work on my Maverick instead.

AL, It's not bad.take the top plenum off and u can get right too them.half hour at the most.

Al here is a vid on how to get to the back plugs by removing the plastic tray/cowl plus get to the cabin air filter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSRRZpj-ay8

Hi guys,
I grew some balls and started late yesterday on this thing. Changed the fronts, then got dark outside. Car runs good now, but im still gonna change the rears., Is there any special tools i need for the fuel lines going to the intake? Looks pretty simple. It appears to be enough room to get at them without pulling the engine forward. Are the gaskets o-rings? Can i reuse them? Will I have to re-set fuelll pressure? Sorry for the dumb questions. My first FWD repair job.
Thanks.
Al

I've had the intake off the wife's 2008 a couple times and didn't have to remove any fuel lines. A ratchet extension and 10mm socket is about all it takes. It took me about 30 minutes to pull intake change plugs and put back together. My daughter has a 2002 and you have to take alot more stuff off to do it.

Thanks 72 puller
regards.
Al