Are theses actual Motorcraft brand Coils and do they come with the boot and spring. Will they fit a 2004 Ford F150 FX4 5.4L 3-Valve
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They meet OEM requirements. They are not marked Motorcraft. The ones I received were complete assemblies and have been in my truck for 40K miles with no issues.
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Yes to both questions . They are brand new and come in bulk not in a Motorcraft box.
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Hello Martin, I believe these will fit your vehicle. The set of COP's that I received did not look new, they actually did not even look like they were part of the same batch but because I already had all my old COP's out and needed the truck to work, I went ahead and used them but I was really tempted to return them. They have been on my truck for a while now and seem to be working OK. I hope this was useful.
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Yes, but may be too long for some applications. These are the longer ignition wires, depending on which ignition coils came with the truck. If the spark plug wire connects to the coil on the very bottom, as well as the ignition coil mounts to the valve cover with one bolt on each side of the coil, these will be too long and have an extra 1.25" of slack. However, if the plug wire connects to a downward-facing boot on the side of the coil, with the ignition coils mounting the valve cover with one bolt on top and one on the bottom, these wires are the correct length.
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Yes, I've had these in my 2004 F150 5.4L 3V Triton FX4 for about 2 months now.
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I don't know but they were supposed to fit our Ford F-150 and they didn't. Also not quality.
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I put them on my F250, so I HIGHLY doubt it. If you go to the Gabrial website listed in the ad, they can verify and give you the part number you need. You can also go to any parts store website, look them up for your truck, and see if the part numbers match. Good luck! PS.... The shocks are great though!
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don't know for sure exactly what u have but can tell you they were perfect on my 2002 ford E-350 5.4L they were exactly what was on it and the new coil on plugs i purcsed on amazon were an exact fit hope this answers your question
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Yes. I installed them on my 2003 5.4l Triton Lariat FX4. They fit all 5.4s. Take your time installing them and go ahead and swap to the 479 Motorcraft plugs. Torque them to 28 ft/lb with no anti seize and you won't have any issues with the spark plug blowing out of the head that these engines are known for. Check online and read the forums....the whole job takes about 3 hours. I instantly got my power back, and after 4 weeks in, they're still strong!
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They fit on my non OEM flared 2011 F350, they look great and stay on tight, no issues. I asked ford dealer apparently the F150 comes w/ OEM Flared fenders, not F250 or F350
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Yes what is listed is correct. They are standard for the most part. Install was a snap and it looks great on my Cummins.
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I believe they are OEM or really good knock offs. They have Briggs and Stratton stamped on them, have the same color rubber gasket (blue), and work great.
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no. these are specific for town cars. As far as I know f150 don't have rear coil springs. just shocks and leaf springs. but check with Moog. I don't think that they would offer you weight support
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Teresa, here is a list of coils that will work for your truck. I will list them in order of recommendation. The first one being the most recommended and so on. 1. AC Auto DG508 $48.98. Set of 82. EVAN-Fischer. EVA13872039536 $55.26 set of 83. Richporter Technology C-500 $13.29 each ($107 for all 8)4. Diften 610-02869-B01 $7.49 each ($60 for all 8)All of these can be found on amazon. I got the ones at #1 on this list and am VERY happy with them on my truck which is the same as yours except I have extended cab, not crew cab. Best Wishes, Rick Teresa, here is a list of coils that will work for your truck. I will list them in order of recommendation. The first one being the most recommended and so on. 1. AC Auto DG508 $48.98. Set of 82. EVAN-Fischer. EVA13872039536 $55.26 set of 83. Richporter Technology C-500 $13.29 each ($107 for all 8)4. Diften 610-02869-B01 $7.49 each ($60 for all 8)All of these can be found on amazon. I got the ones at #1 on this list and am VERY happy with them on my truck which is the same as yours except I have extended cab, not crew cab. Best... » Read More Teresa, here is a list of coils that will work for your truck. I will list them in order of recommendation. The first one being the most recommended and so on. 1. AC Auto DG508 $48.98. Set of 82. EVAN-Fischer. EVA13872039536 $55.26 set of 83. Richporter Technology C-500 $13.29 each ($107 for all 8)4. Diften 610-02869-B01 $7.49 each ($60 for all 8)All of these can be found on amazon. I got the ones at #1 on this list and am VERY happy with them on my truck which is the same as yours except I have extended cab, not crew cab. Best Wishes, Rick « Show Less
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No. The plug boots are under the coil packs. I personally would not replace the boots under the coils unless I was replacing the coil packs.
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Robert, I own a 98 ford f150 5.4 liter. My ford OEM coil packs have the flat connector pins. However, I had bought these DG508 from another Amazon seller called AC AUTO and even though these have the round connector pins, They still worked. I was a little worried that the connector wouldn't fit, But they do. I have replaced 2 factory coil packs with these and so far, so good. I've put maybe 5000 miles on them so far.
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If you have a 4.6, or a 5.4 engine, these are the correct replacement coils.
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This is for the 04-08 ford f150 stock coil over shock/spring. This spacer bolts to the top of the stock coil over unit. You don't need to buy shocks or springs separately.
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I have a 2004 F-150. Installed them myself. Everything was very easy and fit great.