Coil pack or just a spark?
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11-28-2005 | 04:01 PM
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Coil pack or just a spark?
hey all,
My '99 F150 5.4L just started missing today out of the blue. I just got back into town, and it has not been driven for 6 days, now this. My guess would be since it is so cold in Illinois, condensation buildup maybe caused the coil pack to short out. That is just a wild guess really, but could it be just a spark plug? It was tuned up at 88,000 miles, now with 115,000. I would rather have a spark plug replacement than a coil pack. Thanks in advance for the help.
My '99 F150 5.4L just started missing today out of the blue. I just got back into town, and it has not been driven for 6 days, now this. My guess would be since it is so cold in Illinois, condensation buildup maybe caused the coil pack to short out. That is just a wild guess really, but could it be just a spark plug? It was tuned up at 88,000 miles, now with 115,000. I would rather have a spark plug replacement than a coil pack. Thanks in advance for the help.
#3
12-29-2005 | 02:34 PM
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From: Waynesville, NC
If you need coil packs
This is an ebay website that sells F-150 coil packs all the time he usually posts 8 coil packs for $88. Thats a smoking deal here is the site http://stores.ebay.com/CBS-Automotive-Group
Good luck
Good luck
#4
12-29-2005 | 06:36 PM
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From: St. Louis (Out in the woods)
Originally Posted by davidshick2
This is an ebay website that sells F-150 coil packs all the time he usually posts 8 coil packs for $88. Thats a smoking deal here is the site http://stores.ebay.com/CBS-Automotive-Group
Good luck
Good luck
Smokin' is an understatement since those things sell for $50 each at Autozone.
They'd have to be used, Chinese knock-offs, or so hot they're still smokin' to sell for that price!
Steve