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Ford TaurusAlong the way, Ford has made some 500 changes to the Taurus, changes that were already scheduled for the mid-cycle freshening of the Five Hundred. The general body shape of the new Taurus is the same as that of the previous Five Hundred, a large, front-wheel-drive family sedan, but almost everything else has changed for the better.
I need some guidance on removing the rear spark plugs on a 2002 Taurus. Also if you have any other tune up tips for this car/motor let me know I am new to Taurus'. I had a Ford Probe with a V-6 that looks kinda similar to this motor and the rear spark plugs were a biatch to get too. Also where is the fuel filter and do I need that special tool to remove it? Thanks guys.....
Remove the cowling and getting to the rears is a piece of cake.
Fuel filter is under the vehicle near the right frame rail. No special tools needed. Release fuel line pressure before you pop the fittings.
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Were you talking about the cowl that goes around the windshield wiper arms? I took that off but I didn't get any more clearance. Is there another cowl you are referring to? So far I got 4 out of 6 plugs.
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Rear spark plugs on a 2002 Taurus 
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