what nkg plug will fit a ford 3.0 engine
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NGK also has a spark plug conversion sheet,,,, just look it up online, by typing NGK spark plug conversion chart,,,,,there are about six different spark plugs that you can convert to NGK ,,,, to and if you're still not sure call a Ford dealership up and ask the parts department what is recommended,,,, or download the cars owners information manual and that will tell you also,,,,,
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No idea, these are very common from lawnmowers to numerous vehicles. Suggest you go to the NGK website and click on parts finder to check applications, ngksparkplugs.com.
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you can also go to any auto parts store or call,,,,tell them that car year and make,,,, and they will tell you exactly what you need
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Not sure. Put the make model engine type in. And it will tell you If the plugs will fit
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i have used on all ford/lincoln tritton engine with infamous two piece plug. tool works on all of them. on your car two different plugs were used.... if it has the two piece plug, it will work perfect
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The 108 is a 16mmx1.5 metric thread. The older Fords had a 1/2x20 thread. Measure your thread and go to fumotousa.com, and look at their size chart to get the exact fit. My 85 5.0 used the 101 valve.
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i sorry i don`t know , i used this plug in my craftsman snow blower ,6.5 horse .briggs and straton engine .
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These spark plugs have a 14mm thread and 3/4" reach. A common size. They are very good plugs that do not foul easy. Take out one of your plugs and compare it to the ones you have in the car. Oil the threads and try it.
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Look on the Tekonsha site. It will tell you applications for all models. Having said that, the Tekonsha site shows 3035-P as the correct adapter so I am not sure what the problem is... During these years of Fords there should only be two plug bases. One is a wider, more rectangular plug and is found on the newer models and the other is a more squared (still rectangular) but narrower, taller plug on older models.
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Not sure if it'll work on a ford engine, it's made to fit small block Chevrolet engines...
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I used these on my 2010 passat with the same 2.0 TSI engine without issue. When replacing the coil packs and plugs you should use spark plugs that are pre-gapped to the factory spec. I used the NGK PFR7S8EG.
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I know this is an old question, but to answer others the 3v version of both the 4.6L and 5.4L of any Mustang, F150, Van etc... all use the same COIL on Plug however that C.O.P. is different for 3v motors then it is for 2v 4.6L and 5.4L. Also note the 4v version of these motors also use a different coil then this 2v specific C.O.P.
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You just need one set, the Toyota 3.4 liter V6 engine (5VZ-FE) uses only three spark plug wires, three spark plugs are connected to the wires and the other three are connected directly to one coil each. Also, although I bought the DENSO wires, the NGK are better, they come with the rubber protectors.
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No, it's for 2004 and upyour 2003 f150 has a different size and style spark plug. You can use a regular 5/8" spark plug socket, I believe
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I would Hazzard a quess of no. My plugs were for a 2008 Buick with a 3.8 liter engine. If you take out one plug assuming it is a GM plug, it will have a number on it that can be cross referenced on Google or Amazon.
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Thank you for inquiry. This NGK plug comes as the factory pre-gapped but it is always good to physically check the Gap as it may have shifted during transportation. Please, see below spec;Thread Size: 10mmHex Size: 5/8" (16mm)Reach: 19mm (3/4")Seat Type: GasketGap: .032" (0.8mm)Heat Range: 9Thread Pitch: 1.0mmDon't hesitate to contact us if we may further assist you. Thank you.
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F103 is the standard one for your car. F103N has a nipple on it if you want to attach a drain hose. (Not really necessary) Hope this helps.
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NGK has a plug for every application just make sure you use their plug finder search, I just replaced my 2002 maxima plugs with NG K plugs, could not be happier !!
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Not sure, I used it on a Dodge/Cummins. I believe it is a 2 prong, round plug.