I was wanting verification of the part number for the Ford Racing Wires. I looked on here and could not find it. The part number for the wires I am showing is Ford Racing M-12259-M301 for the blue ones. Is this right?
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That's it, yeah.
Be aware they'll only sorta fit into your old plug looms/separator if you have stock (8mm?) wires on now. They fit on the cap and plugs just fine though.
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I think that number is the black wires, M-12259-C301 is for the blue. That's the number I have used to order mine in the past.
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So I got the wires. They included two extra wires for the ones that go from the ignition module to the distributor. However, one is way to long and the other is about 3 inches too short. Any thoughts? I can get photos of them later.
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Use the long one.2020 F250 - 7.3 4x4 CCSB STX 3.55's - BAKFlip MX4
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+1 use the long one.
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Originally posted by piranah View PostSo I got the wires. They included two extra wires for the ones that go from the ignition module to the distributor. However, one is way to long and the other is about 3 inches too short. Any thoughts? I can get photos of them later.
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Originally posted by miamibob View PostDo you mean the spark plug wire from the coil to the dizzy???
Even if the long one is 4-5 inches too long? is there a way to route it that keeps it out of the way?
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Should be able to tuck it somewhere behind the dizzy or thereabouts. Just be careful of heat sources.
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"NEVER trade your passion for glory"!! Sal "the Bard" (Dear Old Dad!)
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