need some help replacing injector
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need some help replacing injector
So I started taking everything apart in order to replace oil cooler, stc fitting, standpipes etc. The hardest part was not removing the turbo but removing the FICM those connectors are a PITA.
Anyway other than breaking the fuel filter cap
When I popped off the wire retainer for the injector plug it went flying and I can't find it. Is there a part # for these?
Anyway other than breaking the fuel filter cap
When I popped off the wire retainer for the injector plug it went flying and I can't find it. Is there a part # for these?
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From: Saratoga Springs,UT
Yes SIR just push them clips towards the center it will release and stay captive on the plug
Mine went the other way Turbo was a PIA and the FICM went smooth
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You can buy them. Just go to the ford house and pick one up. I have had to replace a few of them on trucks I have worked on (they were missing when I got the trucks in the shop).
As stated above, next time don't remove them, just push them in and pull the connector off that way. Much easier.
I have a few laying around the shop if your going to be down for a few days. I can send one out thursday no charge if you want it.
As stated above, next time don't remove them, just push them in and pull the connector off that way. Much easier.
I have a few laying around the shop if your going to be down for a few days. I can send one out thursday no charge if you want it.
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You can buy them. Just go to the ford house and pick one up. I have had to replace a few of them on trucks I have worked on (they were missing when I got the trucks in the shop).
As stated above, next time don't remove them, just push them in and pull the connector off that way. Much easier.
I have a few laying around the shop if your going to be down for a few days. I can send one out thursday no charge if you want it.
As stated above, next time don't remove them, just push them in and pull the connector off that way. Much easier.
I have a few laying around the shop if your going to be down for a few days. I can send one out thursday no charge if you want it.
Thanks Texans, I'm going to run by the ford shop today and see if they have one, since I have to get a new fuel filter cap anyway. If they don't have them I will be shooting you a PM
Blade, I was never good at electrical connections too many different types
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