Does the coil cord screw into the housing or plug in? I want a f2 unit that allows you to screw in the cord not just plug it in. Thanks!
1746925
It screws in. It is difficult due to it's close proximity to the housing. I have not had any issues with it coming undone.
1446216
I just bought a 01 f 250. Mine has a connector right under the bumber for this tee. I would say order and it'll plug right in. Just have to drill a hole. I'll be ordering one for my 250 in the next few days.
733701
My unit came hardwired WITH a plug. I didn't need the plug as I have the unit controlled by a switch above the counter. My electrician cut off the plug and wired the unit in to fit my situation.
1967809
Yes unit plugs right into cable from motor for both ign. And trim system. Very easy to install and hook up.
2262844
mine came with the plug in but I had clip it off and strip back for wires. my unit did not have a place to plug the antenna in.
1184046
Yes, it will work with the factory equipped coils etc. Also there is a great Utube video on how to install.
967437
No. The plug boots are under the coil packs. I personally would not replace the boots under the coils unless I was replacing the coil packs.
1891454
It is designed to be built into a wall and hard wired in. However, the heater assembly does plug into the housing. This makes replacing the heater assembly easy if there ever is a problem. I bought this unit to replace a similar one that had developed problems (was in use for many years). I made sure the heater assembly was a direct plug in replacement for the defective unit, as it would have been very difficult to replace the enclosure (it plugged right in to the existing enclosure).
188988
I keep the cord coiled up with a twisty as the unit is next to the wall. No retractable cord, not a big deal. Great appliance..
1533392
There was no plug. It can be wired in. There are plugs available for some vehicles on line. I wired mine in directly to my jeep with splice clamps. Must ground to the closest chassis bolt for it to work.
1992149
Yes. I have one in the system. It's been a while now since I did it, but I don't recall their being any particular issues installing it so it must have been routine. I just ordered a cheap one and stuck it in the case and plugged it in.
2216264
Totally agree!! A frined of mine gave me his becasue the pull cord is broken. I tinkered with it and figured out that it's total junk!!
2173318
Just a side note... as far as I am aware, $325 is the original pricing from the manufacturer for the single coil unit. (Don't be fooled into thinking you're getting a crazy special deal through Amazon exclusively!!!)
1965479
My husband figured it out. You insert the bigger plug in first and once it is in insert the smaller one. Then push till you hear a click.It took him all of 10 seconds to put the tail on.Hope this helps.
1663394
Yes. There are brackets with mount holes on the "bottom" of the unit. Screw holes allow insertion of screws and then push unit down for mounting. Screw holes in the bracket are in the middle of the screw slots to allow for the cord to be on left or right when mounting. 4 screw slots available, so recommend you make a template to endure screws are lined up properly.
2245419
I had mine direct wired into the wall but I don't see why you couldn't just drill a small opening at the bottom of the base cap and run a cord along a raceway to a plug. Hope this helps.
270801
Thick and coily. Looking through the other comments it seems mine is the only one with a coil in it. I bought 3 and they all have this coil. The coil shortens the overall length of the cord.