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Old 11-04-2009, 07:54 PM
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Which coils for 2004 F150 NBS 5.4L

Which coils go in the 2004 NBS 5.4L?

Uneek says DG508's through 2005, but I have seen differently on here.

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Old 11-04-2009, 07:58 PM
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Aslo, when I change them out where all does the grease need to go and about how much? I changed the plugs about a month ago to get rid of misfire issues and did until about 3 days ago. The misfire is back. I used grease on the plug end of the boot, but that was it. So I guess I will change out the coils also.

And I have a 0420 code to go with all of this. On the 0420 topic, the dealer said it could be all kinds of things and not necessarily just the cat. Is that true or are they pulling my leg?
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Old 11-04-2009, 08:19 PM
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"DG511" do some searching for the exact instructions. You need to follow the ford tsb to avoid breaking the plugs. the antisieze go's on the end of the plug use only motorcraft plugs or better (denso)
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Old 11-04-2009, 08:28 PM
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Do some reading. I already changed the plugs and I am talking about the die-electric grease, not the anti-seize.
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Old 11-04-2009, 08:31 PM
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I use an old plug and ream the inside of the boot and smear some around the top. They say you want to keep it off of the metal diode connection.
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Old 11-04-2009, 08:52 PM
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Yea , don't grease the plug/spring connect, you need the best possible connection their. Disregard the 420 for now, - misfire first/ reboot/ If the 420 comes back after the misfire is handled. Put on about 20 miles/ reboot or better yet, erase the code. You have to burn the raw fuel out of their, cat's soaked most likely, unless you burnt it up already.

BTW - What the hell is "NBS" NoBullS_ _ _ ?

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Old 11-04-2009, 09:18 PM
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Suppose to be "New Body Style"? Guess you didn't like that though?
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What about between the coil and the boot? And no grease at all on the plug end of the boot??? And what about the seal where it goes into the head?
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What about between the coil and the boot? And no grease at all on the plug end of the boot??? And what about the seal where it goes into the head?
You grease the entire insides of the boots, this insulates/focusses pulse to plug /usually on a plug install, you grease the porcelain before hand, but you can carefully dab the end of the boot (this helps the boot slide over the porcelain) I stretch the springs a little on 2V coils and clean spring ends with lacquer thinner before install. Then yes, grease the boot/plug chamber seam.

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BTW - What the hell is "NBS" NoBullS_ _ _ ?
must you give EVERYONE a hard time
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Old 11-04-2009, 11:47 PM
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must you give EVERYONE a hard time
Who me?

I gotta have some fun
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Who me?

I gotta have some fun
that reminds me of when me and my buddy were talkin about his vette, its a 2002 and i said "i dont really like that BS of vette" he responded with "i know its a chevy but you dont have to say its bull S%%%" i was laughing so hard then i made him realize that he basically called chevy/his pride and joy a POS!
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Old 11-04-2009, 11:56 PM
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that reminds me of when me and my buddy were talkin about his vette, its a 2002 and i said "i dont really like that BS of vette" he responded with "i know its a chevy but you dont have to say its bull S%%%" i was laughing so hard then i made him realize that he basically called chevy/his pride and joy a POS!
He didn't understand it because no one talks like that lol. Well, except you.

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He didn't understand it because no one talks like that lol. Well, except you.
it was a text!
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