Why Buy OEM Ford Spark Plugs?

High-Quality OEM Porcelain Insulator And Electrodes

OEM Ford spark plugs offer superior conductivity and insulation. Their high-quality porcelain insulators and electrodes are a testament to the quality and durability of OEM Ford parts.

Manufacturer Warranty For Replacement Security

Ford is committed to customer satisfaction as evidenced by their OEM part warranty coverage. Genuine Ford spark plugs come with a 12-Month OEM Parts Warranty from Ford. If a spark plug fails within this period, it will be replaced.

Optimizes Performance And Fuel Economy

Ford factory engineering means you get a smooth start-up and reliable operation from OEM spark plugs. You'll see optimal performance and improved fuel economy when you use OEM spark plugs.

OEM Plugs Offer A Precise Fit For Proper Seating

Perfect fit and function are guaranteed when you use OEM Ford spark plugs. Designed to the exact factory specifications for your model, installing OEM spark plugs will be straightforward and seamless.

Durable Enough To Withstand Constant Stress And High Heat

OEM Ford spark plugs are factory quality - which means they're made to withstand the harsh conditions of the engine bay. Ford spark plugs will function dependably, even in extreme heat and constant use environments.

Ford OEM Spark Plug FAQs

Wondering what makes a spark plug "OEM?" Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) spark plugs are parts made by Ford that are specifically designed and produced for Ford vehicles. They are the same parts you get in the vehicle when the vehicle is new. Since they're made by the original auto manufacturer, these spark plugs meet Ford's quality standards and are made to fit perfectly with Ford engines and will offer the best fit, performance, and longevity.

The replacement interval for Ford OEM spark plugs typically ranges from 30,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on the model and engine type. Certain environments and types of driving can sometimes make earlier replacement necessary, but 30-100k miles is a good rule of thumb. Always consult your Ford owner’s manual for specific maintenance schedules.

Aftermarket spark plugs may save you money up front, but they'll likely be costly in the long run. Only Ford OEM spark plugs are engineered to meet the exact specifications of your Ford vehicle. OEM spark plugs offer better performance, fuel efficiency, and reliability. Aftermarket plugs typically don't provide the same level of quality, compatibility, or efficiency as OEM parts. They also may not last as long, meaning you'll spend more because you'll have to replace them more often.

Yes, replacing your spark plugs is a job you can do yourself. As long as you have some general mechanical knowledge, the proper tools, and a trusted tutorial, it's a simple DIY task. Check out the guide here for a walkthrough, and always refer to your Ford owner's manual for helpful information before beginning.

Spark plugs problems are often attributed to several common causes or issues, including:

  • Erosion of the ground electrode
  • Carbon buildup
  • Worn or loose cables
If your spark plugs are failing due to these (or other) issues, you'll likely experience:
  • High fuel consumption
  • Sluggish acceleration
  • Engine misfires
  • Rough idle
  • Trouble starting your car
If you suspect your spark plugs need replacement, it’s pretty easy to check them. A physical inspection will reveal any cracks, erosion, damaged electrodes, or melted spots that are clear indicators that the spark plug has gone bad.

Genuine Ford OEM spark plugs can be purchased at authorized Ford dealerships, through official Ford parts websites, and at various automotive parts retailers. Keep in mind that your local dealership will likely have a mark-up on parts. This is normal and expected. However, at Blue Spring Ford Parts, we offer wholesale prices and ship fast. Consider ordering online from us - we've got a huge selection, great prices, and a helpful staff to answer any questions!