Which plugs would I buy for a 2001 ford lighning witha supercharged 5.4 liter engine
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I've put roughey 15,000 miles on the E3's. 3 trips from Oregon to missouri and the car still runs just as good as when I first put the E3's in.. plus the 100,000 or 5 year warranty, there worth the money
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The E3 website says the E3.53 is the part # for your application. The website doesn't say anything about the eng being super charged but you can go to the website and contact support to be sure. Hope this helps
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go to their webpage. there, U will find an application chart.many folks (including myself) did care for them. save your money and get the OEM plugs.
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You are better off with the 10-150. most cars spark plugs foot/pound range from 7-20
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This tool is designed to remove broken plugs from the ford 5.4 triton engine I would be afraid to use it on a different style plug you may end up with some of the plug in the 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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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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Just use Chevron premium gas with Techron. Your supercharged motor will ptobably require premium but consult your manual.
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Purchase the household plug that converts and fits in your cigarette lighter in your truck
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The 4.6 is a 2 valve per cylinder engine. This isn't need for that engine. It should have normal spark plugs in it. Just need a gew different length extensions to get around the fuel rail.
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This plugged into my factory harness on my 2000 model F350. It is a 7 way plug, some trailers have different plugs... some 4-way, 6-way... etc.
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my step father uses it in his 2011 ford super duty 6.7L, loves it. If your not 100% sure then, google is your friend :)
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You should use the spark plugs that are specified for your vehicle. The correct spark plug can be found in your owners manual.
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This too is for the 4.6/5.4 motors that the plugs are known to blow out if the heads and strip the female threads in the head out. So my guess is no it'll not work for your application, although I may be wrong and also never ran into that sort of issue. May have to look elsewhere for the exact answer you need. Sorry.
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My Dorman 42025 came with an Autolite HT 1 sparkplug, so if I were you I'd definitely try to replace it with same. Unfortunately, the Dorman did not work for my 2001 Ford--there was not enough left of the hole for the threads to grip so I had to use an insert for which I had to cut new threads and install with red locktite. That repair, however, has been very effective and is still holding, unlike the Dorman which blew out of the hole in a short minute. Good luck!
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All I can say is, it is a standard cigarette lighter size plug. I use it in my Ford Ranger, Ford F150, My Harley Davidson Electra glide, and my Subaru Forrester
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You can find out at the manufacturer's website: http://www.globaldenso.com/en/products/aftermarket/plug/search/index.html
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I have a 2001 VW BEETLE 2.0 AVH and even though Amazon says these plugs will not work with my car, I was wondering if they would? Thanks for info.