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Can anyone tell me what the component may be on the crossmember just ahead of the rear fuel tank? It is several inches square and on the end of a multiwire cable. It has what appears to be a Ford p/n: FUSA-9D370-JA.
I am asking because I cannot remount it where it was prior to installation of air ride. It was mounted in a specific orientation, giving thought it may be related to chassis stability sensing. This is on a 2017 chassis cab F450. Feedback appreciated. Thanks.
Here's a picture of the part that Seabee referenced as it would look installed on the truck (F150 I suppose). Does it look like this or similar? It may have a similar function.
Here's a picture of the part that Seabee referenced as it would look installed on the truck (F150 I suppose). Does it look like this or similar? It may have a similar function.
No, it is thicker, maybe twice as thick. I remounted it today, I just wanted to be sure it didn't have anything to do with vehicle stability, as it was not practical to mount it exactly as original. Many guys do it I suppose, that is take a brand new truck with a couple of miles and modify it, air suspension in my case. My neighbors are shaking their heads.
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