Ok where does this go?

[Trapper]

I'm in AZ and my buddy got this fuel sensor. I don't know where it goes. Thanks

 

[Trapper]

 

[haulin99sdp]

looks like the icp....

 

[tommyboy#1]

Thats your icp sensor

 

[Stroker#66]

What year 6.0 is it? Early 6.0s it's under the back of the turbo later 6.0s it in the pass valve cover.

 

[HOOV3R]

I don't recall 6.0s monitoring any fuel pressures?

 

[e.nickkk]

goes in the valve cover

 

[Trapper]

It's an 03. Drs side or pass side?

 

[e.nickkk]

03 is under the turbo on a 6.0

 

[Trapper]

Ahh

 

[Trapper]

Any ninja tricks to get to it. I will change it when it cools off.

 

[tommyboy#1]

If you have little hands you can pull the ficm and reach back there. Use the socket with a nuckle attached to it then use a 6 inch extension and ratchet it will work. If you dont have small hands pull the turbo.

 

[Big Angry Hillbilly]

They be less than fun to change.

 

[Trapper]

Crap. I don't have small hands.

 

[fordfreak4life]

Crap. I don't have small hands.

Call the dude from the burger king commercial!
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[Big Angry Hillbilly]

Snap-on makes a socket specifically to change that style ICP sensor without removing hardly anything. I think you might have to yank the FICM but that's about it. It's a slick outfit.

 

[Trapper]

Wow makes me want to kill a Ford Engineer. That kinda sucked to replace.

 

[Big Angry Hillbilly]

International designed the engine. Ford just figured out how to put 8lbs of poop in a 3lb bag.

 

[Trapper]

International designed the engine. Ford just figured out how to put 8lbs of poop in a 3lb bag.

Ok we'll just hang some people from International.

 

[DEEZUZ]

remove the rear heat shield, its two 8MM bolts and one 13MM. Remove degas bottle, remove ficm. Spray penetrating oil on the the last intake manifold stud to let the top nut that holds the wiring harness ground on free up. pull heat tube off, unplug. Use a cheapy combo wrench, and cut the box end off. climb back under, reach up with wrench, break loose... No more than 15 minutes