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P0352 on Ford: Causes, Symptoms and Fix Cost

Quick Answer
Moderate SeverityNot safe to driveFord

P0352 on a Ford means the ECU saw an abnormal voltage pattern on the primary control circuit of ignition coil #2. In plain terms: cylinder 2 isn't getting a reliable spark command, so it misfires.

Typical repair cost, all makes€60 - €850

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What does P0352 mean on a Ford?

The Quick Answer above is the generic definition. What follows is the model-specific detail for the Ford models that log P0352.

Ford F-150

2004-2014

The 5.4L 3V Triton's coil-on-plug units commonly fail at high mileage, and Ford changed the coil version during production, so match the replacement to the one fitted. Cylinder 2 is the second from the front on the passenger-side bank.

What causes P0352 on a Ford?

Beyond the generic causes listed on the main P0352 page, these are the patterns noted for Ford models:

Ford F-150Coil boot cracking and arcing to the cam cover bolt
Ford F-150Two-piece spark plug seizing in the head, previous plug change left the boot damaged

How to diagnose P0352 on a Ford with OBD2

Follow these steps to pinpoint the root cause of P0352:

  1. Scan for all stored codes and freeze frame data. If P0302 is also present, you've confirmed cylinder 2 is the misfiring one
  2. Pull coil #2 and inspect the boot for cracks, carbon tracking, and oil. Check the connector pins for green corrosion or a backed-out terminal
  3. Swap coil #2 with coil #1 or #3, clear codes, drive and rescan. If the P0352 becomes P0351 or P0353, the coil is bad
  4. If the code stays on cylinder 2, pull spark plug #2. Look for wide gap, oil fouling, cracked insulator, or wrong heat range
  5. Measure primary resistance across the coil terminals (typical 0.4 to 2.0 ohms) and secondary if accessible (5k to 15k ohms). Compare to service manual spec, not gut feel
  6. Key on, engine off: back-probe the coil connector for switched 12V on the supply pin. Cranking: verify the PCM is pulsing the trigger wire (test light flicker or scope)
  7. If supply, ground, trigger, coil, and plug all check out, scope the primary waveform. A missing or flat trigger points to the PCM ignition driver
  8. After repair, clear codes and run a drive cycle covering idle, part-throttle, and full-throttle to confirm the misfire counter stays at zero

How much does P0352 cost to fix on a Ford? (EUR)

Estimated repair costs for P0352 in EUR, compiled across makes. Expect Ford parts and labour towards the upper end of each range.

Repair Parts Cost Labor Cost Total Estimate DIY Difficulty
Replace single ignition coil €30–€120 €30–€90 €60–€210 Easy
Replace coil + spark plug on cylinder 2 €45–€160 €40–€120 €85–€280 Easy
Replace full coil set + all spark plugs €180–€600 €80–€250 €260–€850 Moderate
Repair or replace coil harness / connector pigtail €15–€60 €60–€180 €75–€240 Moderate
Valve cover gasket + coil + plug (oil-fouled well) €60–€220 €150–€400 €210–€620 Moderate

Prices estimated as of March 2026. Costs vary by region, vehicle, and shop.

These codes are often seen alongside P0352 or point to related issues, on any make:

Looking for the full P0352 reference (all makes, full diagnosis flow, complete repair cost matrix)?

See the main P0352 guide
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