will these coils fit my 1999 F150 XLT 5.4 ltr. Triton?
1372043
I'm not sure , all I know is that I put them on my 2002 Ford Mustang and they worked fine...I'm not sure if they will fit on that vehicle you asked abou6
1372044
I don't know, but even if they do, don't buy them. I've had 2 failures and maybe more in the works in 3000 miles.
1372045
Yes they will. And so far mine work great! Be sure to replace the set of 8. Then check your old ones with an ohm meter. Save the good ones for spares. :-)
2089149
This is the same set I picked up for my 2000 Sierra with the 4.8L. I believe you have to check the GM part number on your coil to see if it's the exact part.
1279493
Go to Timbren's website, put in your vehicle info. and it will show the model # that fits your truck. After putting them on my truck, the ride and handling when towing my 5th wheel was much better.
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
1308664
Yes, that is the correct ignition coil for that model mower. To reassure you here is a link to parts for that mower. http://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts/a22b303d748459/Model-124T050947B1-Briggs-Stratton-Small-Engine-Parts
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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.
375671
I purchased for a regular 5.4l Triton 3 valve engine with no issues at all. I would replace them as a pair. I also recommend replacing chains and tensioners. They are also known for giving problems as well. Make sure if you replace the oil pump that you get the correct one for your engine, there are different types available.
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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
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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
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Yes it will it's honestly the best thing I've ever bought. I saw a difference after a month but it's worth it. I have a 05 f 150 xlt crew with 100,000 and it was very easy to install. Took about 20 25 min. I was getting 12.5 mpg and I still check it every week and now I'm getting 15.5- 16 just from putting intake and flow master f44 series muffler. This intake will fit your truck
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Well, the short answer is "I don't know". It depends on where & how your plug broke & if your plugs have the same size threads as the ford triton engine.
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It really should. Not 100% sure. But I'm betting 99.99999% sure it would fit with no problem as it is made for the 5.4l V8. I have the 1997 expy with 5.4l, V8 Triton.
2152263
I bought these coils for a '92 Yamaha FZR 1000 and they worked perfectly! Tons of power with no issues.
1700857
Have you taken one out and compare it to picture. I know they won't work on 3 series. Best way to know is call dealer parts dept. And ask them are 1999 coils and the same as 2007. Mine work great.
1750796
I'm not sure. I put them on my 2004 f150 super crew. It has the 5.4L engine.
1040684
not sure off hand but if you go to briggs and stratton .com and put the engine number in it will tell you what coil number to get
838455
2004 Heritage F150 perfect fit. I guess I got lucky. Must check if three prong or two prong-mine is three prong.