test drive coming up
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Thanks everybody, I went ahead and got the ford filters, I'll go ahead and pick up the international next time i'm by there,
I went ahead and changed them out didn't take 25 min. a heck of alot better than the $285 the shop down the road wanted when i called. I about fell out of my chair when he said that.
After changing the filters after about 5 min of driving the water in fuel light came back on so do i need to move onto the sensor? if so does anybody have a picture of the location and also a balpark cost? Thanks in advance.
I went ahead and changed them out didn't take 25 min. a heck of alot better than the $285 the shop down the road wanted when i called. I about fell out of my chair when he said that.
After changing the filters after about 5 min of driving the water in fuel light came back on so do i need to move onto the sensor? if so does anybody have a picture of the location and also a balpark cost? Thanks in advance.
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nice looking ride. I am not familiar with the 6.0 but on the 6.4 the sensor in question is right there at the fuel/water separator. easy to take off and replace or at least have a look at.
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Thanks for the heads up on the location, i looked in the tech folder but didnt see this. does any one have a picture with an arrow to the sensor and what i need to do to take it out and replace. Thanks in advance, rhine
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Yours will be a little different than this 03 because the pump doesn't have a heater anymore, but it comes off exactly the same. You'll need a fuel line disconect tool available at any autoparts store for about $5.00.
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