Igntion Coils For 2005 Ford F150

 

 

The 2005 Ford F150 with the V8 engine has two different kinds of ignition coils, unlike the previous generation F150. The 4.6L continued to use the DG508 coil with the angled rubber boot, but the 5.4L V8 was a 3v motor and used ignition coil packs that were slightly different in design. The main difference is the rubber boot goes straight down with no angles. Our website will guide you to the proper ignition coils as you continue on. Many recommend to replace all 8 at once, and this is true. We recommend this if the coils are at least 6 years or older. If the coil packs have never been changed, then we definitely recommend replacing all 8 if one fails.  Regardless of whether you own a 4.6L F150, or a 3v 5.4L F150, the ignition coils are great quality aftermarket coils, and come with a lifetime warranty, which is good for as long as you own your 2005 F150. Select the engine size to find out just how much money you can save when replacing these.

 

Replacing all 8 coils in your 2005 F150

 

If the ignition coils have never been replaced, or you are unsure of the age and one fails, it's best to replace all 8 at one to save time and money on the 8 pack of ignition coils. it is a very common problem to have an ignition coil fail on the 2005 F150. These coils at the local auto parts store can range from $40 to $80 or more depending on your region. That is just not reasonable to spend $500 or more on aftermarket igntion coils. We are able to offer our coils at an incredible price by purchasing several thousand at a time. Yes, you read that right. We purchase several thousan ignition coils just for the 2005 F150. This allows us to sell the same quality part for much, much less. On top of that, we offer a lifetime warranty on our ignition coils.

 

Ignition coil fitment information specifically for the 2005 F150

 

Remember when ordering ignition coils for the 2005 F150 that there are 2 different engines used. The 4.6L V8 which uses the angled boot DG508 coils, and the 3v 5.4L V8 which uses the straight boot DG511 coils. It is very common that people mix the 2 up. These ignition coils are not interchangeable without unnecessary effort. If you are unsure of fitment, give us a call or email and we will be able to guide you to the coils you need for your truck. We don't want to just sell you some ignition coils. We want to earn your business with exceptional customer service!