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I have a 02 F350 PSD, DRD -XLT. I wanting/needing to replace the CPS. I have been told to remove fuse #9 from under the hood. Ok, now comes the dumb question..... where's is that fuse located????
Thanks for the help
Sam
Thanks for the help
Sam
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On my '00, the fuse block under the hood is against the firewall, on the driver's side. Open the hood and stand beside the left front tire and you should be able to see it. Mine is a black plastic box with a lid that comes off to expose the fuses inside.........
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Hard Bucking
I have intermittent hard bucking under a steady throttle. Most everyone I have talked to said it's a CPS. The check engine light will come on but the PCM will not retain any code. See alot of post stating it's a good idea to keep a extra CPS around. Also, all the fuse are located under the dash on my 02......
I'll let you know if that solves the problem.
Sam
I'll let you know if that solves the problem.
Sam
Last edited by Sam'sPDS; May 20, 2005 at 02:51 PM. Reason: fuses are all under the dash
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just out of curiosity, why would you unplug the fuse just to change the sensor? its only got a simple little wire connection, just unhook it and swap it out.
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Sam,
I have a 2002 F-250. The fuse panel is behind the plastic panel at about your left knee/shin height (as you sit in the driving position).
DS
I have a 2002 F-250. The fuse panel is behind the plastic panel at about your left knee/shin height (as you sit in the driving position).
DS
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Well, from where I sit you are getting wrong information.
ALL of your fuses are not under your panel by your leg.
There is a second fuse box under the hood and it should be on the driver's side close to the corner.
Your manual will tell you where to find it. Heavy duty fuses are in the one under the hood.
Your manual will tell you what fuses are in each fuse box.
Hope this helps.
ALL of your fuses are not under your panel by your leg.
There is a second fuse box under the hood and it should be on the driver's side close to the corner.
Your manual will tell you where to find it. Heavy duty fuses are in the one under the hood.
Your manual will tell you what fuses are in each fuse box.
Hope this helps.
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From: southern swamps
Originally Posted by chipndale63
I do beleive that Ford moved the power distibution box out from under the hood in'02 and placed it under the dash with the rest of the fuses. I remember the last year that it was under the hood was '01
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Well I guess that Ford decided to put the boxes back under the hood where they belong. Maybe it's new for '05 but I know for a fact that Ford put them under the dash for awhile, thanks for the info. I have been out of the dealership for about 3 yrs ago.
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You go Labgal.
The main point I get from Labgal's posts on this thread is something I often wonder about.
So many of the questions here (and elsewhere) are where's this, where's that, what's this, what's this mean?
Look in the owner's manuals!
I know some are older vehicles, passed through a few hands, books lost, but basic questions from '04 & '05 owners, just don't understand.
I'm not saying don't ask, don't post, just makes me wonder . . . . . . .
The main point I get from Labgal's posts on this thread is something I often wonder about.
So many of the questions here (and elsewhere) are where's this, where's that, what's this, what's this mean?
Look in the owner's manuals!
I know some are older vehicles, passed through a few hands, books lost, but basic questions from '04 & '05 owners, just don't understand.
I'm not saying don't ask, don't post, just makes me wonder . . . . . . .
