Coils failing
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Coils failing
I'm slowly loosing my coils 1 by 1, it's a 2001 V10 with 80,000miles. Is there an after maket for these coils, as its costing me a fortune. Does anybody have a part #.
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Originally Posted by DadVan
Phoney,
Yup, "Coil-On-Plug." $142 for how many?
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Yup, "Coil-On-Plug." $142 for how many?
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Im sure what V10MARS stated is what the dealer used since it was a whole new coil wire an not a repair job. Which at 60$ would leave them there shop fee, making it a 100$. Either way im a happy camper as long as a plug dont go shooting out...lol.
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Originally Posted by Kamots
Im sure what V10MARS stated is what the dealer used since it was a whole new coil wire an not a repair job. Which at 60$ would leave them there shop fee, making it a 100$. Either way im a happy camper as long as a plug dont go shooting out...lol.
Plugs should be ok, but I would replace them anyway. We have a lot of 5.4/6.8 COP in our fleet. 80,000~90,000 seems to be the norm here in Florida before they start to fail. If the unit has more than 75,000 when the fisrt one fails I have my techs replace plugs and all. (Our units get lots of idle time.)
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My first coil failure was at 176,000. Had another about 3 mos. ago at 186,000. In my E-350 V-10.
My son had 2 go bad at 38,000 in his 2001 5.4 F-150, and 2 went bad in his 2002 supercrew 5.4 F-150 at 85,000
My son had 2 go bad at 38,000 in his 2001 5.4 F-150, and 2 went bad in his 2002 supercrew 5.4 F-150 at 85,000
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