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You will find that some ( a lot ) of stuff for the OBS Fords are not cataloged correctly due to skewed numbers in aftermarket parts books. But I do believe all of the DPFE sensors are electrically the same.
agree...had to slightly modify the plug and the sensor, but it plugged in and seems to be working fine so far.
Aftermarket sensors are bad for changing wiring recepticles. They use the best sellers. They are very bad, even OEM, for moisture inside. If vehicle sets, moisture in exhaust collects. Very common problem.
Check all the vacuum lines from EGR. Vacuum tree. They should all be color coded
Mine wasn't running the best. Slight miss, idled wired, seemed almost like it need more fuel some times, went to check them last night an they were all dry rotted. I barley would move them an they snapped like a twig replaced them all an runs great now. An this was on a 95 f150 with a 5.0
^ this is a 92 diagram but used it to help me
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