1972 Lincoln Continental Spark Plug

Part Number: 15877-05575690

Notes: Platinum Spark Plug -- Type - Alternative Plug; Gap: .035; Plug Material: Platinum

Features:

• Standard Copper Core Spark Plug Tested to Ford specifications for performance and emissions.
• Resistant to oxidation and arc erosion.
• Multi-rib insulator protects against misfire.
• Service interval of up to 60,000 miles.
• Nickel-Alloy Spark Plug Feature electrodes engineered for extended life without platinum enhancements.
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance.
• Non-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in most older-model car engines and some current-model truck engines.
• Commercial and small engine applications.
• Extended-Tip Spark Plug Fits most automotive as well as many specialty applications.
• Used in most modern engines.
• Helps prevent fouling at low speeds.
• Provides self-cleaning action at higher speeds.
• Extra-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in certain specially designed engines.
• Projects farther into combustion chamber to achieve optimum spark location.
• Platinum-Tip Spark Plug Used for conventional distributor-equipped and coil-on-plug ignition systems found in many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.
• High melting point provides excellent resistance to erosion.
• Provides service intervals from 60,000 to 100,000 miles.
• Available as replacement spark plugs for older model-year vehicles.
• Designated by the letters P or E in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• Helps realize extended service intervals of 60,000 to 100,000 miles
• Fine-Wire Double-Platinum Spark Plug Enhanced electrode wear vs single platinum.
• 2 to 3 times more platinum vs single platinum reduces the required firing voltage, resulting in diminished erosion of the platinum and increased resistance to fouling.
• Fits most automotive and many specialty applications.
• Designated by the letters F or FE in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
• Includes a platinum pad on both electrodes.
• Proprietary platinum pad on side wire electrode.
• Service interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• Platinum-Iridium Spark Plug Can be used in any engine regardless of ignition system.
• Iridium-enhanced center electrode.
• interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• High-Strength Steel High Thread Spark Plug 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
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Part Number: 15877-05048455

Notes: Spark Plug -- Type - Alternative Plug; Gap: .035; With 14mm Thread Diameter; Plug Material: Finewire Platinum

Features:

• Standard Copper Core Spark Plug Tested to Ford specifications for performance and emissions.
• Resistant to oxidation and arc erosion.
• Multi-rib insulator protects against misfire.
• Service interval of up to 60,000 miles.
• Nickel-Alloy Spark Plug Feature electrodes engineered for extended life without platinum enhancements.
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance.
• Non-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in most older-model car engines and some current-model truck engines.
• Commercial and small engine applications.
• Extended-Tip Spark Plug Fits most automotive as well as many specialty applications.
• Used in most modern engines.
• Helps prevent fouling at low speeds.
• Provides self-cleaning action at higher speeds.
• Extra-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in certain specially designed engines.
• Projects farther into combustion chamber to achieve optimum spark location.
• Platinum-Tip Spark Plug Used for conventional distributor-equipped and coil-on-plug ignition systems found in many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.
• High melting point provides excellent resistance to erosion.
• Provides service intervals from 60,000 to 100,000 miles.
• Available as replacement spark plugs for older model-year vehicles.
• Designated by the letters P or E in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• Helps realize extended service intervals of 60,000 to 100,000 miles
• Fine-Wire Double-Platinum Spark Plug Enhanced electrode wear vs single platinum.
• 2 to 3 times more platinum vs single platinum reduces the required firing voltage, resulting in diminished erosion of the platinum and increased resistance to fouling.
• Fits most automotive and many specialty applications.
• Designated by the letters F or FE in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
• Includes a platinum pad on both electrodes.
• Proprietary platinum pad on side wire electrode.
• Service interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• Platinum-Iridium Spark Plug Can be used in any engine regardless of ignition system.
• Iridium-enhanced center electrode.
• interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• High-Strength Steel High Thread Spark Plug 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
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Part Number: 15877-05696791

Notes: Spark Plug -- Type - Standard Service Plug; Gap: .035; Plug Material: Copper; -420

Features:

• Standard Copper Core Spark Plug Tested to Ford specifications for performance and emissions.
• Resistant to oxidation and arc erosion.
• Multi-rib insulator protects against misfire.
• Service interval of up to 60,000 miles.
• Nickel-Alloy Spark Plug Feature electrodes engineered for extended life without platinum enhancements.
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance.
• Non-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in most older-model car engines and some current-model truck engines.
• Commercial and small engine applications.
• Extended-Tip Spark Plug Fits most automotive as well as many specialty applications.
• Used in most modern engines.
• Helps prevent fouling at low speeds.
• Provides self-cleaning action at higher speeds.
• Extra-Extended-Tip Spark Plug Used in certain specially designed engines.
• Projects farther into combustion chamber to achieve optimum spark location.
• Platinum-Tip Spark Plug Used for conventional distributor-equipped and coil-on-plug ignition systems found in many Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.
• High melting point provides excellent resistance to erosion.
• Provides service intervals from 60,000 to 100,000 miles.
• Available as replacement spark plugs for older model-year vehicles.
• Designated by the letters P or E in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• Helps realize extended service intervals of 60,000 to 100,000 miles
• Fine-Wire Double-Platinum Spark Plug Enhanced electrode wear vs single platinum.
• 2 to 3 times more platinum vs single platinum reduces the required firing voltage, resulting in diminished erosion of the platinum and increased resistance to fouling.
• Fits most automotive and many specialty applications.
• Designated by the letters F or FE in the part number suffix on plug body and box.
• 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
• Includes a platinum pad on both electrodes.
• Proprietary platinum pad on side wire electrode.
• Service interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• Platinum-Iridium Spark Plug Can be used in any engine regardless of ignition system.
• Iridium-enhanced center electrode.
• interval of up to 100,000 miles.
• High-Strength Steel High Thread Spark Plug 0.8 mm fine-wire design.
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Part Number: 15877-05343304

Notes: Spark Plug

Features:

• Smoother Acceleration & Idle - The faster flame initiated by the E3 spark plug results in a more complete burn of the ingested fuel charge. More pressure is created against the piston more fuel is put to work
• Energy - Power output improved by 6% on average in the typical operating ranges-results will vary
• Efficiency - E3 "diamond shaped" side wire electrode projects the combustion spark in a way that more quickly ignites the air/fuel mixture, thereby creating a significantly faster and longer flame kernel, more fuel is put to work with less waste; creating
• Ecology - E3 provides a cleaner burning combustion, which translates into fuel savings and reduced engine carbon deposits
• E3 Spark Plugs are pre-gapped at the factory to meet O.E. requirements

Part Number: 15877-05313598

Notes: Iridium IX Spark Plug -- Gap 0.034"

Features:

• The Iridium fine wire center electrode's durability is six times harder than platinum. Iridium alloys extremely high melting point is perfect for today's engines. For even greater performance consider upgrading to a NGK RUTHENIUM HX(TM) plug.

Part Number: 15877-05174377

Notes: V-Power Spark Plug -- Gap 0.034"; OE Equivalent Design

Features:

• NGK V-Power spark plugs are tested to the highest OE standards. Trivalent metal plating eliminates the need for anti-seize. For even greater performance consider upgrading to a NGK Iridium IX Spark Plug.

Part Number: 15877-09182982

Notes: Copper Resistor Spark Plug -- .035 Gap; OE Style

Features:

• Autolite Copper Core plugs are designed to meet or exceed OES design requirements.

Part Number: 15877-09183061

Notes: Double Platinum Spark Plug -- .035 Gap

Features:

• Autolite Double Platinum plugs feature platinum-to-platinum firing which virtually eliminates gap erosion, reduces misfires and increases durability of the plug.

Part Number: 15877-09183024

Notes: Platinum Spark Plug -- .035 Gap

Features:

• Autolite Platinum plugs provide a center wire platinum firing tip which provides reduced gap erosion, fewer misfires, better performance and increased durability.

Part Number: 15877-07085435

Notes: Copper Plus -- Plug Type RF14YC; Gap 0.035in; OE Type

Part Number: 15877-05008419

Notes: Professional Conventional -- New; Gap .035

Part Number: 15877-05052081

Notes: U-Groove Conventional -- Gap 0.035; O.E. Recommended Resistor Plug with Patented U-Groove Design

Part Number: 15877-07819732

Notes: Platinum Plus -- Gap 0.035 in

Features:

• Exclusive platinum technology in the center electrode for quicker starts, smoother acceleration and increased fuel efficiency
• Tapered, yttrium enhanced v-profile ground electrode provides a 25% longer performance life
• Lower ignition voltage requirement provides reliable cold weather starting and superior operation under all driving conditions
• Factory-set gap ¿ once the proper gap is set, there's no need to re-gap
• Contains one spark plug

Part Number: 15877-05048437

Notes: Copper Resistor Spark Plug -- Type - Standard Service Plug; Gap: .035; Plug Material: Copper; -420-A