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By Counterman
link hidden, please login to view and Motorcraft announced a partnership on two new Motorcraft® Fuel System Cleaning products for Ford and Lincoln vehicles using approved Motorcraft fuel products, equipment and services at Ford locations throughout the United States. The companies said the goal of the Motorcraft Enhanced Maintenance Fuel Service Program is to diminish the adverse impacts of lost combustion chamber efficiency and restore fuel economy, power, and performance. The program recently moved to a nationwide launch for Ford & Lincoln dealerships across the U.S. “BG Products is extremely excited to partner with Motorcraft to offer the new Motorcraft Enhanced Maintenance Fuel Service Program,” said Darin Greseth, president, CEO, and chairman of BG Products, Inc. “This new program will assist Ford and Lincoln customers in keeping their fuel injectors and intake system clean to ensure like-new performance and fuel economy.”
Below are the approved Motorcraft and BG co-branded products, part numbers and mileage recommendations for enhanced service. The new Motorcraft Program is recommended at oil change intervals. More information is available at Ford and Lincoln dealers.
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Standard Motor Products, Inc. announced the continued expansion of its Ignition Coil program. Standard and Blue Streak offer more than 700 Coils, with new numbers added each month. Blue Streak by Standard Ignition Coils are available in multi-packs for a complete coil service, the company said.
In a news release announcing the program expansion,
link hidden, please login to viewexplained that it evaluates the original part, identifies the OE issues, and corrects those problems to deliver improved reliability. For instance, ignition coils on the Ford 4.6L engine generate too much heat, leading to premature failure. To solve this issue, Blue Streak by Standard FD503 Ignition Coils were redesigned with two additional bobbin segments to better distribute the energy, resulting in less heat and a longer service life. Many popular OE coils use a two-piece design requiring an O-ring that breaks down over time, allowing moisture to enter the coil and cause failure. Standard said it created a sealed, one-piece design that doesn’t require an O-ring, eliminating the risk of moisture intrusion. Recently released Standard Coils introduce coverage for the 2023-21 Ford F-150, 2023-20 Subaru Legacy and Outback, and 2022-19 Mercedes-Benz cars and SUVs. Additional new coverage includes popular vehicles like the 2024-22 Volkswagen Jetta and Taos, 2024-23 Ford Super Duty trucks, and the 2020-15 Alfa Romeo 4C. Currently, 15 Blue Streak Ignition Coil Multipacks are available for popular vehicles, with additional applications in development.
“Our Ignition Coil program is the most comprehensive in the industry,” said John Herc, vice president of vehicle control marketing at SMP. “We’re dedicated to continuously expanding our coverage with coils of the highest quality and best performance to meet the demands of professional technicians.”
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