water in fuel
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You can try to remove the drain plug ( hex keyed plug towards the bottom of the cover) and squirt carb cleaner in there to flush it out. In the picture it is slightly hidden behind the fuel heater wire. If you still have issues then I'd remove the cover and see if it is gunked up.
. This is also where the primary fuel filter is. Only use Motorcraft filters because the primary has a water membrane where many aftermarket don't.
. This is also where the primary fuel filter is. Only use Motorcraft filters because the primary has a water membrane where many aftermarket don't.
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More than likely, the chamber that the w.i.f. sensor screws into is filled with a gelled-up mixture of dirty fuel/dirt like 87CrewDually said. It's easiest to just remove the housing off the frame and take it apart to clean it out. You will be amazed at how much crap is in there. I just went through this a few months ago on my '06, the w.i.f. light kept coming on no matter how often I drained it. After I cleaned it out, the light has not come back on. Some will say the gasket for the side cover can't be reused because it distorts once you open it up. Mine popped out of the channel it sits in and would not go back in. I took it out and put it in my freezer for 15-20 minutes and it contracted back to it's original size. Hasn't leaked a drop since the re-install.
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