🔥 CarBole DG508 Ignition Coil Packs - 8 Pack Coil-on-Plug for Ford F150 Lincoln Mercury, 1997-2017 - 4.6L 5.4L 6.8L - Reference Part Number: DG508 DG457 C1454 FD503 Review

I have changed my coils from a local company many times but the truck still acted like it had a fault. Plug them in and the truck drives great!

Unbelievable price and work as advertised! I installed them on my 2002 V10 F250 and after 18 years of using OEM coils it made a noticeable difference. Quality build that delivers!

Replaced all 10 coil packs on my tour, ran a real riot. It's been a few weeks and it's working perfectly. I recommend that you end up starting with the difficult ones first, and it gets easier from there. less disappointment. 1/4 the cost of dealer parts and work just as well. This is the second set I wear on tour and it hits 300,000. Highly recommend these coil packs and at this price point you are better off replacing them all at once and saving big bucks to cover the cost of new spark plugs.

I was offered $315 for OEM kits so I figured I could replace them a couple of times for $70 before spending $315. They were fairly easy to replace and so far I've replaced all the spark plugs there. Thanks to them, my 2000 Ford Excursion 6.8L V10 ran like new. I had fluctuations and loss of power, at 1500 rpm the car was shaking like a mixer. It cured my problems. I've been on them for 750 miles so we'll see if the Chinese parts fail before the OEM, but I don't mind working on my car and it was

I was having engine failures and at first I thought I might have a bad injector. The problem started after the engine warmed up, so I ruled out the injectors and narrowed them down to the coil. Since I don't have the proper test equipment at home to locate the coil I figured I should replace them all. All 10 coils from Ford would cost me $800 so I bit the bullet and went aftermarket knowing there might be a possibility of lower quality. I'm glad I went with the aftermarket ones as they are $48…