Long threaded spark plugs
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Long threaded spark plugs
Hey All:
Went to purchase spark plugs today, and what I found is that the auto stores have a AGSF 22 MW What I took out was the AWSF 22 E.
the 22E plugs had about 8 to 10 threads on them where the 22MW had 12 to14 it was quite a bit diffrent.
Called the auto store and they said that's the right plug.
I looked around and found in the owners manual. IT said to use the 22 E.
So I returned them. " they didn't like it much - last time I do business with them"
anyway I was afraid to put the longer threaded plugs in my truck.
it's a 2000 250 SD V10.
does anyone have any experance with this issue ?
Thanks
Went to purchase spark plugs today, and what I found is that the auto stores have a AGSF 22 MW What I took out was the AWSF 22 E.
the 22E plugs had about 8 to 10 threads on them where the 22MW had 12 to14 it was quite a bit diffrent.
Called the auto store and they said that's the right plug.
I looked around and found in the owners manual. IT said to use the 22 E.
So I returned them. " they didn't like it much - last time I do business with them"
anyway I was afraid to put the longer threaded plugs in my truck.
it's a 2000 250 SD V10.
does anyone have any experance with this issue ?
Thanks
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Ford has replaced the AWSF 1/2 threaded series of plugs with the AGSF full threaded series of plugs. Other than the 1/2 versus the full thread, there is no difference. The plugs are the same length.
All other suppliers of spark plugs did this years ago. If your original plugs were AWSF22, the replacements will be AGSF22. The suffix (charachters after the 22) just denote the electrode type and may not match between the AWSF and AGSF series, but they will fit and work properly.
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All other suppliers of spark plugs did this years ago. If your original plugs were AWSF22, the replacements will be AGSF22. The suffix (charachters after the 22) just denote the electrode type and may not match between the AWSF and AGSF series, but they will fit and work properly.
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Ahhh Thx, this is what I was seeking.
how come it's so hard to get anyone on this site to simply answer a Question?
had a post about 2 to 3 months ago, on an issue about C.O.P.S. and u would NOT belive the answers....
sadly the entire world is turning this way...
Thx Again
how come it's so hard to get anyone on this site to simply answer a Question?
had a post about 2 to 3 months ago, on an issue about C.O.P.S. and u would NOT belive the answers....
sadly the entire world is turning this way...
Thx Again
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See now that's what I'm talking about....
Quick and to the point. no fluff
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