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Does anybody know where the oil pressure switch sensor is located?
I believe it is on the housing on top of the oil filter. It is the sensor that points toward the front of the engine, directly above the oil filter, on the housing.
You can going to need to scan for codes. See if there is a auto parts store there or if walmart has a scanner.
Thanks... Auto zone next door....one thing that puzzles me is that I fueled up 30 miles away and then stopped so my dog could air out. And then it just wouldn't start
Upfitter relay - associated with upfitter switches, if you have them, relay passes higher current than a switch can handle on it own. Should not have anything to do with your problem. One caution about Autozone and other parts stores: (This used to be true, think it still is) They can only scan generic codes. You may have a Ford specific code that neither sets the check engine light or can be read by those code readers.
I would just undo the batteries from the truck for atleast 30 minutes, re attach them and try again. See if you can reset whatever issue your having until you can get back home.
I would just undo the batteries from the truck for atleast 30 minutes, re attach them and try again. See if you can reset whatever issue your having until you can get back home.
Just unhooked both negative and positive cables since the negative only didn't affect it.
Now I'm wondering if either the oil pressure sending unit is bad or if it's the actual oil pump
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