Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor
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Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor
I wasn't getting any bites in the Modular V10 (6.8l) category so I figured I'd run it past you guys here.
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Can anyone confirm that the following part:
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Also,,, if this is the correct item is it a reasonably easy RE and RE without too much hassle? I haven't taken a close look yet at were the main connection is for this harness on my truck (it seems to buried like everything else on these V10s) so I'm hoping someone might be able to provide some information on this project for me.
Update:
It looks like the main plug for the assembly is actually easy to get at. It seems to be in the forward area drivers side. Then it seems to wrap around the rear of the engine to the passenger side.
I'm still interested in hearing from anyone that might have any advice to make the job as painless as possible.
Thanks,
Rick...
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Can anyone confirm that the following part:
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Also,,, if this is the correct item is it a reasonably easy RE and RE without too much hassle? I haven't taken a close look yet at were the main connection is for this harness on my truck (it seems to buried like everything else on these V10s) so I'm hoping someone might be able to provide some information on this project for me.
Update:
It looks like the main plug for the assembly is actually easy to get at. It seems to be in the forward area drivers side. Then it seems to wrap around the rear of the engine to the passenger side.
I'm still interested in hearing from anyone that might have any advice to make the job as painless as possible.
Thanks,
Rick...
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Ed may be able to assist you Rick. The part is $153.64.
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WIR ASY-ENG CONTR SN
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I've been sitting on that page (@ Ed's) for a couple days now since I first started researching the project and parts. If it is the correct part, Ed's pricing is pretty good and close to being on par with my local Ford pricing after USD to CAD conversion and shipping.
I want to confirm it's a job I can tackle without too much hassle and down time before I jump into it. I still have the option of replacing just the bad connectors/plugs, but somehow I think I'd feel better replacing the complete assembly.
Rick...
I want to confirm it's a job I can tackle without too much hassle and down time before I jump into it. I still have the option of replacing just the bad connectors/plugs, but somehow I think I'd feel better replacing the complete assembly.
Rick...
Ed may be able to assist you Rick. The part is $153.64.
<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext>Item Number</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>MSRP</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>Core Price</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>Price</TD></TR><TR><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top>2C3Z9D930BA</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$272.40</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$0.00</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$153.64</TD></TR><TR><TD class=tabletext colSpan=3>
WIR ASY-ENG CONTR SN
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Contact Information:
www.partsguyed.com
<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3 width="100%"><TBODY><TR><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext>Item Number</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>MSRP</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>Core Price</TD><TD style="BORDER-BOTTOM: #01367f 1px solid" class=tabletext align=right>Price</TD></TR><TR><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top>2C3Z9D930BA</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$272.40</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$0.00</TD><TD class=tabletext vAlign=top align=right>$153.64</TD></TR><TR><TD class=tabletext colSpan=3>
WIR ASY-ENG CONTR SN
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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I haven't looked at my wiring in detail, but it doesn't look too bad. There are a few wires running off here and there that seemed a bit tough to follow, but I should be able to handle it.
I was just hoping someone might have done the re & re in the past and was able to offer some information on any possible snags I might run into so I might be able to avoid hidden hassles.
I'll need to take additional care with this project because of the blower. It looks like there are a couple or more connections running from the harness to its wiring.
Ed,
I think I can I think I can.
I'd guess you recently watched The Longest Yard (2005).
Any chance you can confirm that the,,,
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Rick...
I was just hoping someone might have done the re & re in the past and was able to offer some information on any possible snags I might run into so I might be able to avoid hidden hassles.
I'll need to take additional care with this project because of the blower. It looks like there are a couple or more connections running from the harness to its wiring.
Ed,
I think I can I think I can.
I'd guess you recently watched The Longest Yard (2005).
Any chance you can confirm that the,,,
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Rick...
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I haven't looked at my wiring in detail, but it doesn't look too bad. There are a few wires running off here and there that seemed a bit tough to follow, but I should be able to handle it.
I was just hoping someone might have done the re & re in the past and was able to offer some information on any possible snags I might run into so I might be able to avoid hidden hassles.
I'll need to take additional care with this project because of the blower. It looks like there are a couple or more connections running from the harness to its wiring.
Ed,
I think I can I think I can.
I'd guess you recently watched The Longest Yard (2005).
Any chance you can confirm that the,,,
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Rick...
I was just hoping someone might have done the re & re in the past and was able to offer some information on any possible snags I might run into so I might be able to avoid hidden hassles.
I'll need to take additional care with this project because of the blower. It looks like there are a couple or more connections running from the harness to its wiring.
Ed,
I think I can I think I can.
I'd guess you recently watched The Longest Yard (2005).
Any chance you can confirm that the,,,
"Wire Assembly - Engine Control Sensor" part# 2C3Z-9D930-BA is the correct harness needed to replace the complete wiring with the plugs for coils and fuel injectors for a 2002 6.8?
Rick...
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2C3Z9D930BA looks correct to me..
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I thought "you can do it" was from The longest yard. Now I'll have to pull that movie out and watch it again.
I'm going to stop by my local Ford parts dept to see if I can find a diagram of the harness.
Rick...
I'm going to stop by my local Ford parts dept to see if I can find a diagram of the harness.
Rick...
Last edited by _Rick_; Jul 13, 2010 at 01:33 PM. Reason: formatting
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