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Hello, been here for a bit, finally getting ready to dig into my 97 cclb. When I bought this truck, the air box had been removed and now just has a cone filter. The sensor is just hanging out where the box used to be.
If these sensors go bad, would it throw a code?
do I need it?
What should I do with it if it is needed?
I think most just lay it on the fender like it is. I did years ago and no problem. I do not recall it causing a code when I have pulled codes on my truck. FYI I have never seen a air filter like that.
Thanks for the response, yeah, filter is different for sure. I think id prefer the stock set up, I here mixed things about these filters on powerstrokes
Thanks for the response, yeah, filter is different for sure. I think id prefer the stock set up, I here mixed things about these filters on powerstrokes
Search 6637 filter. I have been running one for years and have no regret.
You also seem to have the early switch on the master cylinder. There is a TSB recall out for it, I made a post for this item with the Ford part number.
The few pictures I've posted of this truck seem to get comments, makes me a little nervous to post more pictures lol. Thanks for the feedback fellas, ill start a build thread soon and then you guys can pick it apart lol
The filter is made by spectrum.
This is the only 7.3 I have had so I dont have a lot to compare it to, its hard to tell whats not there and what is supposed to be there. Finally about to start working on it after 2 years
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