Standard Ignition Spark Plug Wire Set,Spark Plug Wire Set-Universal P/N:8840
Standard Ignition 6932 spark plug wire set for the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer V8 5.0L and other vehicles carries high-voltage current from the ignition to each spark plug. The set has eight leads, one per cylinder.
Misfires, rough running or hard starting can mean the wires are worn, though a tired spark plug or a weak ignition coil can be behind the same signs, so find the cause before you replace the set.
This spark plug wire set fits the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer V8 5.0L and the 1998-2001 Mercury Mountaineer V8 5.0L, and both take one set of eight wires.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One set of eight spark plug wires with a Teflon silicone grease pack.
Interchange: 3323-03
4706 · D801044 · F8PZ12259AA · F8PZ12259DA · F8PZ12259NA · WR5842 · WR5904 · WR6034 · WR6042 · YU2Z12259BA · 3327 · CN26932
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Is Standard Ignition 6932 the right spark plug wire set for the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer V8 5.0L?
Yes. Standard Ignition 6932 fits the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer V8 5.0L and the 1998-2001 Mercury Mountaineer V8 5.0L. It is one set of eight wires.
What comes with the Standard Ignition 6932 wires besides the leads?
Standard Ignition 6932 includes a Teflon silicone grease pack along with the eight spark plug wires.
What are these spark plug wires made of?
The wires have a silicone suppression core, silicone insulation and a silicone jacket. Wire diameter is 8 mm.
How can I check a spark plug wire set for wear?
With the engine off and cool, look for cracked or burned boots and damaged insulation. A shop can test the wires' resistance if you suspect them.
Does Standard Ignition 6932 replace Ford F8PZ12259AA?
Yes. F8PZ12259AA is one of the interchange numbers listed for Standard Ignition 6932, and the Interchange line shows the others.
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