BIG Difference in Spark Plug Part Numbers???
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BIG Difference in Spark Plug Part Numbers???
Hey Everyone,
Went to dealer and bought Motorcraft OEM plugs for my 2003 3.0 NON flex fuel.
Pulled the first old plug out and the part number is AGSF 32PGM. The plugs I was given by the dealer was AGSF 32FM. The owners manual specifies AWFS 32PP.
What the hell??? My 2007 997S is easier to buy things for. Does anyone have an idea?
Thanks a ton.
Went to dealer and bought Motorcraft OEM plugs for my 2003 3.0 NON flex fuel.
Pulled the first old plug out and the part number is AGSF 32PGM. The plugs I was given by the dealer was AGSF 32FM. The owners manual specifies AWFS 32PP.
What the hell??? My 2007 997S is easier to buy things for. Does anyone have an idea?
Thanks a ton.
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#5
Platinum plugs are going through an evolution and the numbers get superceded sometimes. The "F" stands for fine wire and it is a newer style platinum plug that requires lower firing voltage and is said to increase coilpack life and reduce misfires.
The Motorcraft catalog lists AGSF32FM (platinum finewire-nickel plated shell) as the correct plug for a 2003 U-code 3.0L like yours.
It appears that Ford is getting smarter about this and they no longer list plug numbers in the Ranger owners manuals. Instead, they tell you to "see your dealer or a qualified service technician".
The Motorcraft catalog lists AGSF32FM (platinum finewire-nickel plated shell) as the correct plug for a 2003 U-code 3.0L like yours.
It appears that Ford is getting smarter about this and they no longer list plug numbers in the Ranger owners manuals. Instead, they tell you to "see your dealer or a qualified service technician".
#6
Originally Posted by KARPE
wtf are you wasting time with a Ranger for if you have a 2007 997S
Pics please!
Pics please!
Hey thanks for the input Bob, I did just get back from the dealer and indeed the correct plug part number is: SP-432 AGSF 32FM.
Now what about gap? Sticker under hood states .042 - .046 What about .044?
#9
Originally Posted by cp
Would love to show you a pic of the 997. How do I upload it? Considerably different than the Rennlist Porsche forum method.
Thx
Thx
#12
Originally Posted by cp
Hey Everyone,
Went to dealer and bought Motorcraft OEM plugs for my 2003 3.0 NON flex fuel.
Pulled the first old plug out and the part number is AGSF 32PGM.
Went to dealer and bought Motorcraft OEM plugs for my 2003 3.0 NON flex fuel.
Pulled the first old plug out and the part number is AGSF 32PGM.
See: http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/sparkplugs.htm
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#17
Hey Chris
Originally Posted by fx2offroadranger
Do you know what all those buttons do??? CP
The car is simply amazing, it is the most agile connected and almost the quickest car I have ever driven. There are faster cars like Vipers, Z06's, etc.. but when you factor in the Porsche's legendary knife edge steering, suspension, and brakes it seems MUCH faster than any Viper or Vette.
As far as this forum goes, in the short time I have been a member I have received more help here than any Porsche forum.
Thanks Guys (and girls if any here?)
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