my Yamaha f 150 uses lfr 5a-11 is the pfr5a-11the same spark plug with platinum tip Will it work with the yamaha f 150 moter
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I don't know answer. Actually, you could take out one spark from your moter and see what is the model. This is also how I figured what kind of spark plug I need. Hope it won't take too long to take one SP out. :-) Maybe you could leave a feedback again to help others, if it works
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MSD Tech suport says it will work. An MSD 6A ignition box lets you cut out the factory ignitor at a cost of course. If you are dealing with rough idle, lost power, or hard start a new set of spark plugs along with the new coil should make a noticeable difference. Just my opinion, but use the brand of spark plug the factory recommends and buy the platinum version. There are a lot of variables when it comes to cleaning up idle, throttle response, hard starting. This coil should give you a hotter spark and better combustion.
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most f350 and f250 come with the plug that this plugs into if the truck has the factory brake controller it may not have the plug
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This works on a prestolite screw down distributor. This specific model works with a Ford 351w. I don't know if works with other engine manufacturers. Go to PerTronix website and look up the model that is specific to your engine. Easy install and if timing is correct, motor starts-up immediately and runs smoother. Well worth the money.
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I don't know. Try contacting manufacturer. Works great on my 2000 Suzuki 150.
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This pin is longer then standard pin so should work has extra length works well on the hitch on my 2014 F-150. I hope this answers your question
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Hard to say. I don't know if you are using it correctly. You may need to contact the Mfr. I have the same tool and works fine. However, my local dealer showed me how to use theirs before my purchase.
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I think so - check out this site http://www.sparkplug-crossreference.com/convert/torch/F6RTC - they say it will or better yet Google or Bing "Replacement spark plug for Torch F6RTC" for numerous places to get replacements, even Amazon. Hope this helps!
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Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's... Hope that helps. Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's...... » Read More Hey Willie, I actually have quite a bit of knowledge in this area. While you can use the Bosch plug in many applications with a good cross reference guide. The year of your engine really determines the likelihood of you getting any benefit from an iridium/platinum plug. They were never tested prior to 2008 and not recommended by the manufacturer, (Yamaha). The NGK plugs are the preferred plug by Yamaha. If you have the NGK BR8HS-10 plug the Bosch equivalent is WR4ac or W3ac. having a 4 stroke it is more likely to be a good transition for your engine. 2 stroke I would stick with the NGK's... Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Bought mine for a 2003 F250 superduty. Fit fine but had wrong plug. Needed square plug. Came with round. Check plug type before ordering. Adapters are available.
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Yes , the plugs are correct for your HD.HE1lT Pulstar , use a wire feeler gauge,anti seeze on plug threads,&dielectric; greedy inside plug wires Both Ends.I use the same plugs on my 2012 FXDWG with Nology wires. Have fun Be Safe. Jakes Shaker
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Your owners manual will tell you what plugs your bike will take, if it lists this plug, your good to go(never heard about having to adjust the gap of a new plug). You could always check the gap and make sure it's in spec for your peace of mind. CR8E is stock plug for your bike. Here is a site talking about IX plug, if it's worth it. https://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=46130
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It should pretty universal for the 150cc. I fixed 2 for a guy and had to make some changes on 1 but it worked other fit perfect.
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I don't have a PT, but I do have two 86 2.2 Turbo's. The mechanic said that these type of plugs were not recommended for my cars. I had "E3" plugs installed and they work just fine. You might check into whether these plugs are offered for your model.Enjoy
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Yes, it will work for all of the FSI engines, with codes BPY and BWT. You should be running a BWT engine code, which is what mine is. Excellent set of coils for the price.
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Coty, measure the diameter of your exhaust pipe (not the existing tip) and then find the right Gibson stainless tip to match. It should work fine on your F250. Installation is a snap and the flange bolt doesn't loosen over time. Hope this helps.
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Trey, not sure on that, but will tell you this is not a good spark plug. I installed on my scooter and lost power. I went to an racing import and it is much better. You can find it on here as well, it's like 19 bucks but worth it. Sorry cannot remember the name.