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- ✔FITMENTⅠ-The fuel injection pressure sensor is compatible with Ford E-150 E-250 E-350 E-450 Escape 2005-2008 Explorer 2004-2010 F-150 F-250 F-350 F-450 Super Duty 2005-2010 Focus 2005-2009 Mustang 2005-2012
- ✔FITMENTⅡ- Compatible With Lincoln Town Car 2005-201; compatible with Mercury Grand Marquis 2005-2011; compatible with Mazda Tribute and more 2005-2008
- ✔REPLACE OE – CM5229, CM5226, Bosch 0261230093, 3F2Z9-G756-AC, 3F2E9-G756-AD, FPS505, 5S7254, SU8744. Please check your vehicle model or part number of fuel rail pressure sensor before buying.
- ✔FUNCTION – Produced by top-grade materials with rigorous procedures and technoligies to ensure high resistance against temperatures, vibration and life span. This fuel pressure sensor will restore the performance of your fuel delivery system.
- ✔WARRANTY – If you’re not completely satisfied with the Yonder Flux fuel pressure sensor, you can simply return it within 30 days. Additionally, it comes with a 12-month warranty, ensuring your purchase is risk-free. Buy with confidence!
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Informação adicional
| Brand | Yonder Flux |
|---|---|
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3.54 x 3.54 x 2.28 inches |
| Material | Brass, Plastic |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Output Type | Analog |
JLEE –
Installed the part. It worked once then failed the next time I tried to start my car. Ordered the Ford OEM part.
Chad C –
This part isn’t for a Toyota but I made it work and it was a lifesaver
Chad C –
I got the P0193 code on my Ford Escape that indicated a high reading on my gas regulator pressure sensor. Although this code isn’t necessarily indicating a bad sensor itself, they are a common failure point. And sinse it was cheap and super easy to replace on my 2.3 I figured I’d start there. So far the code hasn’t come back, and I’m noticing some nice performance improvements with a fresh sensor. It feels like under light pedal, there is far more torque. Before, the A/C pump kicking on and off was extremely noticeable from the power it robbed, now I can barely tell when that happens. Fingers crossed, I think I’m getting far better fuel mileage now too.