I have a 2003 Ford Escape and can't find a parts number and was wondering if this is the item that I would need to replace the coils?
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I needed 2ignition coils that showed codes but replaced all 6 plus spark plugs. This took care of service engine light. Parts were good.
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Yes those would work cause 2004 is when they changed them slightly just the angle of the plug but these still work
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Yes, these worked great. Search youtube on the removal of the old ones. the back side you have to take off the intake manifold. The wwole job took about three hours, I also replaced the spark plug to save time later.
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I have a 2001 Escape and this is what I used. I do believe that they would be the same for a 2003. They may be difficult to replace, but I do think that you have the correct item.
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This ignition coil set will work on the 2003 ford escape. My truck is running like new it's a great buy
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The product number for the coil packs I purchased doesn't match the product number for your 2002 Tribute 6 cyl.Do the following: In the Amazon search bar type in "coil packs for 2002 Mazda Tribute 6 cyl".Then you will see select vehicle, put your info in and you will see the product number for your vehicle.Please do this because when i did it the information i got was Manufacturer- Evan Fisher, Product #EVA13872039535",Hope this helps,Have a Blessed DayChuck
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Can't honestly say but it should work on any V/8 car with a standard coil. I used this with a msd 6a box. Check with ford people or go on a ford site to find out for sure.
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Go to auto zone have them give you the part# that is ref. from ford then come to amaZon n type in te part# the discription will tell you everything u need. But personally no I do not beleive it will fit what size motor do u have?
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Not really. Maybe check and make sure they didn't mix up a couple wires that go to your coils. Or if your coils are around 50 to 100k miles old ten they may be going bad
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We have no idea. We just bought the Escape and we checked with the manufacture. You should do that also.
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Mine was a V6. I would confirm with ford if the stock radiator is the same for both engines. If it is, you should be good. This was a better quality radiator than the factory one.
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Assault Racing Products 1046013 Ford One Wire HEI Conversion Distributor Complete w Coil 351C 351M 400 429 460http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00S75DYNU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1429197785&sr;=8-1&keywords;=460+hei+distributor&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41%2Bl0hhkR1L&ref;=plSrchπ=AC_SX200_QL40
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Go to the MSD web site. They have all the tech specs. This is the recommended coil for the msd ignition on my 302
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All it requires is a single 12volt wire. You could either run your own wire from an accessory. Or you can use your factory wire from the positive side of your coil. Because this distributor will take the place of both your ignition module and your coil. So once you remove the coil take a multi meter and check the voltage coming off of your factory positive coil wire with the key on. Make sure you are getting 12v. Because some old fords had an external resistor that resisted the voltage down to 3-6 volts before it hit the factory coil.... Now if you are reading low voltage you have 2 options. Run your own wire to an accessory or find the resistor in the wire and bypass it. Now it won't be your typical resistor. Its usually just a section of wire that has a tab with the resistance stamped on the rubber tab. Cut that section out and replace with a regular wire.
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I do not know. What I do know is the Accel Ignition Coil is junk. Like so many others, mine blew up causing me $200 worth of problems.
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I looked up ignition coils for the vehicle you listed and is a 3 prone electrical connection. These are only 2 prone.
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Probably the length. GM used 2 different coil brands which used different length wires. One is like 6" the other is 10" I think. So you'll need to measure the wires you have and check the part number description through MSD probably. The design difference in the coils is one is round one is square.
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thank you very much, can I find the proper A solenoid for this auto trans Ford Laser 2001 _ I need to buy it, thanks
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I don't believe that this is the coil for you. Suggestion: drop the seller an e-mail message. An attached photo of your "bad one" to the seller would probably be helpful.
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Robert, I own a 98 ford f150 5.4 liter. My ford OEM coil packs have the flat connector pins. However, I had bought these DG508 from another Amazon seller called AC AUTO and even though these have the round connector pins, They still worked. I was a little worried that the connector wouldn't fit, But they do. I have replaced 2 factory coil packs with these and so far, so good. I've put maybe 5000 miles on them so far.
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Katie, you can call APDTY (Auto Parts Direct to You) 1-866-770-2771 to find out if this would fit your make and model and, if not, if they have the right kit for your car. They are EXTREMELY nice to deal with. If they don't have the kit you need, there are other suppliers on line, such as: http://www.carid.com/1997-lincoln-continental-suspension-systems/arnott-coil-spring-conversion-kit-10116104.html?CAWELAID=120020200000176109&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CLTN9Jn3wbkCFa1xOgodbS4AhQ and http://www.carpartswarehouse.com/addtocart/1997_Lincoln/Continental/Coil_Spring_Conversion_Kit/76-90034.html who have it. Ask them who are the manufacturers of the parts, for example, the coils, so see if they are from a well-respected company. If you are not installing it yourself, your mechanic should know if the parts come from good manufacturers. To search for the best price, and the best parts yourself, you can Google "1997 Lincoln Continental rear suspension conversion kit" and you will find many options to investigate.