NGK Direct Ignition Coil Boot P/N:58914
NGK 58927 direct ignition coil boot for the 1996-1999 Ford Taurus V8 3.4L and other vehicles links the ignition coil to the spark plug.
A cracked, torn or burn-marked boot is a sign of wear, while a misfire can have several causes, including a worn plug or a weak coil. With the engine off and cool, look the boot over for cracks, tears or burn marks before you replace it. The boot is changed along with the spark plugs to help prevent ignition problems such as flashover.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1996-1999 Ford Taurus V8 3.4L, the 2000-2005 Lincoln LS V6 3.0L and the 2000-2003 Jaguar S-Type V6 3.0L.
This listing is one direct ignition coil boot with its required internal springs and ferrite resistors. The 1996-1999 Ford Taurus V8 3.4L takes eight, and the 2000-2005 Lincoln LS V6 3.0L and 2000-2003 Jaguar S-Type V6 3.0L take six each.
Interchange: 50043-1 · 35-7011 · 671-6267 · 671-6271 · CPB-FD005
50043 · SPB132 · 702461 · 126056 · SPP68 · SPP68E
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the NGK 58927 direct ignition coil boot fit the 2000-2005 Lincoln LS V6 3.0L?
Yes. NGK 58927 fits the 2000-2005 Lincoln LS V6 3.0L, and that engine takes six boots.
Is the NGK direct ignition coil boot made of silicone?
Yes. This boot is silicone, designed to withstand harsh environments, and it comes with the required internal springs and ferrite resistors.
Do the internal springs and resistors come with this direct ignition coil boot?
Yes. The boot includes the required internal springs and ferrite resistors, and the resistors are there for RFI noise suppression.
Should coil boots be changed when I replace the spark plugs?
Yes. Swapping the boots at the same time as the plugs helps prevent ignition problems such as flashover between coil and plug.
Is NGK CPB-FD005 the same part as NGK 58927?
Yes. NGK lists this boot under both 58927 and CPB-FD005, so a search for either number finds the same part.
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