Ignition Coil Pack
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Ignition Coil Pack
Hey every one,
I had to take my truck into the shop the other day cause it was continually misfiring. The dealer replaced the coil pack, eith one from a 4.6L V8 and i have the 5.4 is that ok?
Any help you all can give me on this would be greatly appreciated.
2002 F-150 SuperCrew Lariet 4x4, 5.4L
I had to take my truck into the shop the other day cause it was continually misfiring. The dealer replaced the coil pack, eith one from a 4.6L V8 and i have the 5.4 is that ok?
Any help you all can give me on this would be greatly appreciated.
2002 F-150 SuperCrew Lariet 4x4, 5.4L
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Originally posted by JBRIII
According to Mike Troyer 2000 and up 4.6L have the coil packs on the plugs like the 5.4L. 97-99 have two coils on the front of the engine and plug wires.
John
According to Mike Troyer 2000 and up 4.6L have the coil packs on the plugs like the 5.4L. 97-99 have two coils on the front of the engine and plug wires.
John
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Hi jcma81,
Yes, that's fine.
The 4.6 used conventional plug wires until sometime in the 2000 model year (depending on assembly line), as there are both 2000 4.6's with COP and without COP, too. By the 2001 model year *all* F-150 4.6's are COP.
As long as it's a COP, then you can use any F-150 4.6 or 5.4 COP Ford Coil pack.
Yes, that's fine.
The 4.6 used conventional plug wires until sometime in the 2000 model year (depending on assembly line), as there are both 2000 4.6's with COP and without COP, too. By the 2001 model year *all* F-150 4.6's are COP.
As long as it's a COP, then you can use any F-150 4.6 or 5.4 COP Ford Coil pack.