will this work on a 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage XLT 4 WD 4.6L and will the head have to be removed
1814401
If the engine is a Triton it should work and no, you do not have to remove the head if you can reach the area you are working on. If the plug to be replaced is in the rear, it may more difficult.
1814402
1st - I'm not a mechanic; 2nd - this tool is designed so that the head stays on during use, but you must grease tap to collect shavings as you tap threads - patience is paramount
1814403
We used it on an 2005 F150 4.6 and it worked great just don't over torque! No head removal needed for us when we used tool.
1814404
yes it will work and know the head does not have to be removed that is what this tool is for
1814405
I used it on my 4.6L crown vic. And didnt remove the head. I used grease on the tap to collect the aluminum chips when tapping....
1536006
Not sure on a Ford. Remove the old chord and take a look at the end fitting. If it matches the picture for this item, you should be good.
1073874
I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
563323
I ordered on for an 2004 F-150 Lariat and it fit just fine. Look closely at the new part and it will assist in determining how best to remove the existing one.
1048185
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.
1080281
No that will not work. I wanted to do that myself but the key part is connected to the head.
2192504
No, you will need to change out the cylinder heads also. It requires pulling the engine out.
548942
I looked it up in the Manual and it does not say anything about the heads - mine works great, love this unit.
37336
Do not see a question? It you are asking about the head replacement part it works great it is a little tricky to align the cutters but they will only go in one way. They worked just as new. Hope this helps............Dave
187742
I'm not 100% sure. I'd assume yes. A really good place to check is Pioneer's and/or PAC's site(s). They'll know best. I think the system works with just about any head but you need to get the right fit for the harness. I could be wrong, it's been a while since I did mine. Good luck.
1121563
I am using this on a 78 f250 4x4 to clear the front axle. it is a rear sump pan so it will work in my application but I also have a small suspension lift. The best place for any question on your F150 is ford-trucks.com look in the forum section under dentsides 73-79
384204
I don't know - but I hope you have better luck than I did. My original head cable snapped after about three hours of actual usage. I replaced it with a Troy and then 3 months later the engine seized up. It's heavy, not balanced and now sitting in a junk pile at the dump. Sorry.
1633264
No it wont, only on ones with separate cd. It was too expensive convert. I sent my back and bought a nice clairion head unit with bluethooth for 80 bux on amazon warehouse deals and the mounting kit fot 10 on amazon also. It was a much better way to go, and made driving my truck more enjoyable.
1129085
No. LH (left hand) or driver's side. Also, this is only for heritage model f-150's. If you own a 2004 newer body style (not the rounder, heritage edition), this is not the appropriate replacement part.
1401105
You will most likely need to but a different head to do the job. Check web site for descriptions
1103287
It has a screw thread 1/4 and 3/8 inches (it has an adapter). Your head should be threaded 1/4 or 3/8 inch. It should work.
2204741
Yes, the screw probably has Loctite or some other thread locker on it. You need to be careful trying to remove the screw - it is easy to strip the head making removal very hard. Use a hand-held impact driver to safely loosen the screw. Use of a pneumatic type impact driver may also strip the head due to the force it exerts. Hope this helps!