Which Plag Part Number???
Okay, getting ready to attempt the spark plug change on my 2006 F150 5.4L FFV with 41K miles this weekend. I'm wanting to keep with the Motorcraft plugs, but getting different results. I've searched here, and everyone appears to be using various different brands and part numbers. So which am I to use? This is what I've found from a couple sites.
Motorcraft website for my VIN calls for SP507.
Summit website by year/make/model/motor (no option for FFV) calls for SP515
RockAuto website, only lists Autolite and Chamption plugs for FFV's, but has the SP515 for non-FFV 5.4L's.
Okay, I see that RockAuto has the SP507 listed as platinum, and the SP515 as double platinum. What's the difference? Should I just opt for the Champion plugs, even though I've never been a fan of Champion plugs?
Motorcraft website for my VIN calls for SP507.
Summit website by year/make/model/motor (no option for FFV) calls for SP515
RockAuto website, only lists Autolite and Chamption plugs for FFV's, but has the SP515 for non-FFV 5.4L's.
Okay, I see that RockAuto has the SP507 listed as platinum, and the SP515 as double platinum. What's the difference? Should I just opt for the Champion plugs, even though I've never been a fan of Champion plugs?
I recently had my plugs changed and according to my mechanic that has has been doing alot of f 150's with the 5.4 the 515 is no different from the 507 as far as breaking he has seen both break in the same place.I beleive champion makes a one piece plug.
If you really want to change them this early, call your local dealership and ask them which plugs are called for in the service bulletin. You may even be able to find the service bulletin online. When the bulletin was released, it called for a different plug to go in than the original that would apparently prevent a repeat clusterf-ck.
Want to replace the breaking plugs with something that won't break before they seize up. Otherwise if I knew they wouldn't break upon removal, I'd leave them in until 80K-100K.
Last edited by MHC-F150; Nov 29, 2011 at 05:23 PM.
If you really want to change them this early, call your local dealership and ask them which plugs are called for in the service bulletin. You may even be able to find the service bulletin online. When the bulletin was released, it called for a different plug to go in than the original that would apparently prevent a repeat clusterf-ck.
SP-515 is what I used, Ford specified them when I called about them. Rockauto.com had them the cheapest for $9.50 a plug. Also check out this thread, has a ton of info on the plugs for these trucks. https://www.f150forum.com/f4/5-4l-3v...09-07-a-56871/
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SP-515 is what I used, Ford specified them when I called about them. Rockauto.com had them the cheapest for $9.50 a plug. Also check out this thread, has a ton of info on the plugs for these trucks. https://www.f150forum.com/f4/5-4l-3v...09-07-a-56871/
Oh and thanks for the link. Remember seeing that thread a while back (haven't been on the site in a while). And only searched some of the newer (2011) threads.








