Injector Replacement
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Injector Replacement
Last week, I had 4 injectors fail because the lift pump went out. Not covered under warranty. Ford says for 4 injectors and a new lift pump will be $2,200. Put since I'm a "Loyal" customer, they will pay half. I'm at 91,000 miles and do not want to put factory injectors back in, they just havent held up. I'm going to be putting an Air Dog 2, as well as RCD 180mm injectors.
Does anyone have a write up on how to change injectors? I know once you get to them, its just romoving the hold down bolt and it comes right out. But what do I need to remove first so I can get to them?
Thanks guys.
And I didnt find and pictures on it, so when I change them I plan on taking pics and some videos.
Does anyone have a write up on how to change injectors? I know once you get to them, its just romoving the hold down bolt and it comes right out. But what do I need to remove first so I can get to them?
Thanks guys.
And I didnt find and pictures on it, so when I change them I plan on taking pics and some videos.
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There is a write-up in the 6.0 tech folder at the beginning of this forum. Why isn't it covered under warranty?????? Not from mileage or time that's for sure. Maybe you need to find a different dealership????
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In the 6.0 tech folder. Here is a good place to start. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...ml#post4355612 Very good info on replaceing.
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the frame mount lift pump is also covered under warranty. damage related to a covered failed part is also covered with ford warranty. Now if you have failed to change filters or have excessive water in fuel causing those issues then its on you.
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I always forget about the tech folder!! lol. I know that if I fight this, I will win. But this is kinda minda chance to put in good injectors and a fuel pump. I'm at 90,000 so I'm not really worried about saving my warranty. I do believe though that it should be covered.
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is not to hard to change i got not exp just becarful went you put the new injector in and take you time dont rush ....!!!!!
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Where are the fuel pump and headlight relays located?
I am wanting to add a cutoff switch at the relays for my alarm system.
If someone breaks in and bypasses the alarm somehow, they won't drive off without lights at night, and it won't start without fuel.
I am wanting to add a cutoff switch at the relays for my alarm system.
If someone breaks in and bypasses the alarm somehow, they won't drive off without lights at night, and it won't start without fuel.
