Motorcraft WR 6135 Boot Ignition Protection Review

If you buy new spark plugs, also with them. Do your homework, new boots are a must, especially if you have an Ecoboost engine. Change boots every time you change spark plugs.

Changed spark plugs on my 2013 F-150 with 3.5 Ecoboost engine. I was also offered to change the dust bags. I always prefer to use OEM parts whenever possible and they fit the bill. Arrived quickly and fits perfectly.

Worked on a retired Taurus SHO State Patrol and EVERY one was taped to the engine and spark plug. I had to sit there for an hour with pliers and rip out the old ones piece by piece. That's why you change your spark plugs so often.

It was time to replace the spark plugs on my 2014 F-150 Lariat and everyone was saying the boots needed replacing too. After replacing the spark plugs and dust boots, the occasional misfires disappeared and fuel consumption increased slightly. These boots were easy to install, anyone could do it.

Very easy to install. Not sure if they needed to be replaced when changing spark plugs, but they were cheap enough to do that. A few old ones were a little dirty. Remember to grab, hold, twist and pull the base to remove the old one.

I bought these coils (6 pack) to replace my 2014 Ford Flex Ecoboost when I was having problems with misfiring. Turns out the root cause was the fuel control board, so those coils are still stuck. It looks just like an OEM part.

Good item, exactly the same one I replaced. I literally mean my old ones still looked great so not sure if they needed replacing but they are cheap so why not. Don't forget to put a little dielectric grease on the bottom of the case and a little on the coil terminals. I installed them on a 2016 F-150 with 120,000 miles (3.5 twin turbo).

Excellent value for money and a genuine Ford part sold on Revain! Beware of fake car parts. If you don't know what you're ordering, find someone who does! The product works as described and I have had no problems. Mandatory replacement of the spark plugs! Remember to use dielectric spark plug grease so you can easily remove the coils the next time you change the spark plugs. I had a heck of a time taking off all six coils on my 2014 Ford F-150 Lariat!