Sorry to bring this up.... Spark Plug???
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Originally Posted by twintips_17
And you just splice them into the wiring harness thats there. If i remember right its just two wires.
These have a dedicated case ground to the PCM. On the atmospheric side of the sensor an air intake opening provides the sample of atmosphere, which the sensor compares with exhaust gas from the Exhaust Gas Intake slots. This provides the reference voltage for the PCM.
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Originally Posted by jbrew
Autolite ? - Hey if anyone wants a set of Autolites for a 5.4L , I'll sell the ones I have - REAL CHEAP!
They only have 40 miles on them , still have the receipt , almost $50 for these..
I had to pull them - I had random and multiple misfire codes and barely made it home from work..
They only have 40 miles on them , still have the receipt , almost $50 for these..
I had to pull them - I had random and multiple misfire codes and barely made it home from work..
Really? That sucks
Ran Autolight DPs in my last truck for about 40k miles w/o a glitch. Seen multiple 5.4/4.6 trucks running around with the ALs with no problems too
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Originally Posted by Bartak1
Really? That sucks
Ran Autolight DPs in my last truck for about 40k miles w/o a glitch. Seen multiple 5.4/4.6 trucks running around with the ALs with no problems too
Ran Autolight DPs in my last truck for about 40k miles w/o a glitch. Seen multiple 5.4/4.6 trucks running around with the ALs with no problems too
I wrote Honeywell who makes both Autolite and Motorcraft Plugs after I had the problem.
Basically told me we make a Ford specific plug , there called Motorcraft.
These plugs are speced by Ford and built by us. The Autolite is NOT a Ford spec plug.
They rejected my refund request.
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Originally Posted by jbrew
I wrote Honeywell who makes both Autolite and Motorcraft Plugs after I had the problem.
Basically told me we make a Ford specific plug , there called Motorcraft.
These plugs are speced by Ford and built by us. The Autolite is NOT a Ford spec plug.
They rejected my refund request.
Basically told me we make a Ford specific plug , there called Motorcraft.
These plugs are speced by Ford and built by us. The Autolite is NOT a Ford spec plug.
They rejected my refund request.
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i have autolites in my 4.6, i never heeded the warning that autolites weren't the quality needed. i have random misfires that range from nusance to holy crap will it make it home?
but i dont care, i got a blown 5.4 sittin in wait. need some bolts since the builder "lost them" probably in some chevy somewhere
but i dont care, i got a blown 5.4 sittin in wait. need some bolts since the builder "lost them" probably in some chevy somewhere
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At the moment I have NGK TR6 plugs. I have a set of Autolite AR94 plugs that will go in this summer. They are 2 steps colder and are side gapped. I hope the Autolite racing plugs arr better than the ordinary ones.
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At the moment I have NGK TR6 plugs. I have a set of Autolite AR94 plugs that will go in this summer. They are 2 steps colder and are side gapped. I hope the Autolite racing plugs arr better than the ordinary ones.
JMC
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