Are these the right coils for a 2004 F150 5.4L Triton XLT?
820524
Absolutely!! It's the truck I have and I also used auto light ht15 plugs.. Can't go wrong. I have the same year and motor.
820525
Yes, I've had these in my 2004 F150 5.4L 3V Triton FX4 for about 2 months now.
1184046
Yes, it will work with the factory equipped coils etc. Also there is a great Utube video on how to install.
1431889
I used it on a 2004 f150 with the 5.4 3v engine. Yours should be the same engine. So yes it should work for your vehicle. Would recommend to replace the timing chains, guides and tensioners while your there. Hopefully this helped.
1752692
You should make sure they are the right ones for your vehicle. They I believe 2 or 3 different one for that year. Some of the coils have round heads and some have square or they have longer boots that connect to the top of the plug. To much space between the boot and the plug will cause misfire or wrongs specs will too.
1020952
I purchased and installed mine in 2014. I can say the ones I installed worked fine on my 06 F150. If they have changed the product, I have no idea
185053
If they don't look right, I am betting they aren't. I think you will find the Motorcraft ones last much, much longer. My Motorcraft ones were original from 2003 .. . I changed them when I did plugs a short time ago. Months after the Accel ones started dying. I have now put two of the 150K mile motorcraft ones BACK on . . . I should have read the posts about these mod motors and accel coils on the Ford truck problems. Apparently these things just do not last. . .
1870275
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.
1849255
Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one piece plugs. Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one... » Read More Use the Accel website - http://www.accel-ignition.com/products/supercoils.html and put in your truck (the guy who said there is no fitment for F150s is not correct, just scroll down). It looks like the 140033-8 will fit. They worked perfectly in my 2008 F150 with the 5.4 liter Triton. I also put in the Champion one piece plugs and have no issues. The truck has been run 35000 miles with these and runs perfectly smooth at idle and my seat of the pants dynometer says I picked up a few HP. As a bonus I picked up about 1.5 -2 mpg. I highly recomend the Accel Supercoils and Champion one piece plugs. « Show Less
1980415
You wont even need this tool, it's designed for 04 and up Triton 3 valve engines with two-piece sparkplugs that are well known for separating while trying to remove them, you're plugs should have no issues coming out, I had a 02 f150 with the 4.6 Triton and never had any issues with removing sparkplugs
1206136
yes I do believe that coil will work they didn't change the older Briggs and Stratton motor is too much you just want to be sure you clean your contacts as far as where the coil bolts to the case under the flywheel to ensure a good ground and since you are under there you may as well reset the points and clean them or replace them if I remember correctly thecondenser is part of the points setup on this motor
838455
2004 Heritage F150 perfect fit. I guess I got lucky. Must check if three prong or two prong-mine is three prong.
2251625
Sorry for the inconvenience. Based on the information you have provided us with, theses are NOT the correct coils for that vehicle. You will need 22448-1KT1A Coils (4coils). Please let us know if there's anything else we may assist you with. Thank you and have a great day! AutoPartPro
300469
No, these are for toyota, you need to order shocks for 2006 ford f150 xlt 4x4,
1550472
Ivan I purchased this same coil for my '99 Dakota w/5.2L 318cu in and am very happy with the performance . You should also consider 8mm ignition wires.
1131610
yes, tho if your truck doesn't have solenoids from a previous system, you will need to buy some from your installer or online. I suggest the installer, to match the parts, and make everything work properly.
1615581
no. these are specific for town cars. As far as I know f150 don't have rear coil springs. just shocks and leaf springs. but check with Moog. I don't think that they would offer you weight support
1933256
Hello,These wheels are available and should bolt right on to your 2004 F150. These wheels will stick out a little more than half an inch compared to stock wheels. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist