Are these plugs still the two-piece design or are a one-piece like several of the aftermarket plugs?
453293
They are still the two piece. Ford recommends nickle anti seize instead of one piece.
453294
Okay, to finalize - yes, they are two piece, BUT they are redesigned. In the original design, the two pieces were crimped together. They would break apart when the carbon buildup seized the ground electrode strap and trapped it into the cylinder head. In the NEW ones, they are two piece, but not... the ground electrode strap is actually welded on vice crimped, making breaking it off in the cylinder head much more difficult to accomplish. (Long story short, technically one piece since they're welded together, probably won't break off like the original design did.)
453295
Two piece. From the research I did still the most reccomended. Make sure to coat the threads with never seize before installing.
453296
They're the same ones. You can see the weld below the threads. I put a small amount of anti-sieze on them during installation and after about 60k miles they came out with no problem.
1422919
It is a skinny flat divided plug. Goes in pretty tight. I don't think a concern but if you've had issues with such plugs I'd be careful.
1199405
Hello Mr. Rivas, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in our parts. This A/C Heater Blower Motor/Fan is OEM part number: 1L5Z18456CA. If you hover over the 2nd photo to the right, you will see an actual photo of the plug. If you scroll down the display photos there are 4 other photos of the item including the plug. Per our store policy, "All fitment for our parts are based on U.S. market specifications. While many are identical to other countries, we cannot guarantee fitment for regions beyond the U.S. market unless if otherwise specified." There can be regional differences regarding these parts because, we had a customer with a foreign model buy one of our A/C blower motor/fans and it did not fit because the plug was different and the blades were in the opposite direction than his original. That is the most common regional difference. There are other regional differences regarding all parts, especially if the same make and model were offered throughout different countries. Also, if A/C was not factory installed on your vehicle, you must have it dealer installed, because we only carry aftermarket replacement parts to replace the parts that were already factory installed. Please make sure you confirm fitment with any seller you contact because most do not refund postage costs and charge 10%-20% restocking fee on all returned packages. Your inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again, thank you.
913602
These are OEM coils. Same part number as the other set I purchased from my dealer.
585450
Hello,This is the oval style plug with 8 prong receptacle.I bought one of these and it works great.Frank
678587
It's an after market part as far as I remember. I bought two of the exact same parts for the left and right sides and they worked great.
476256
sorry took so long getting back but i have been ill. When i used these they replace a set of Kenwoods that sucked. I got them from Crutchfield which supplied adapter tails with the Kenwoods, I reused them.Either get the adapter tales/harness or cut and solder.
497863
I do not remember. However you can purchase such plugs at any auto parts store. might take about 10 minutes. The cost less than $5.00.
1694273
One is just slightly larger, like most plugs. Any normal plug will fit into it. I plug a hair dryer and curling iron into mine. And it plugs right into a regular wall plug.
649984
I really cannot remember if this was so. However it has been about a year now and the plugs are still working well.
1456550
Couldn't say for sure. There are several of these types that look alike, but are slightly different in the size and the plug.
678588
They are aftermarket because oem ones are not very good with temp variationWhen you order, they come in pair, but they have the same part number
625627
I think they were all manufactured in one swoop. I got one semi-recently and it had the little insert saying OMG FLIP THE CONNECTOR. I think that's how you'll know which one you got.
1945776
These are one piece and they work amazingly well for me. I hope they work as well for you. By the way, the seller is great!
1375223
I really don't know. Those plugs were for my car as advised by the mechanic.
2184907
It looks correct to me since I see the electrical connections in both plug ports. Other doors have only one active plug although they look the same. There is a good video on line on how to do it. It's a little tricky with the small screws and I recall you need to take out one of the window channels in the way. There were 2 types used and the VIN number is the best confirmation. They were made in Japan and UK. Mine is a UK unit and has this type of unit. Common Honda problem.
2258176
yes, these are the OEM plugs. I bought my pilot new and I did the first tuneup myself. The plugs were a exact match for the ones orginally in my pilot.