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My 2016 Mustang Ecoboost I just bought used with 24k miles still had the old low fuel sensor, I ordered the new replacement part to prevent any issues down the line. Extremely easy to replace.
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I have a 2015 Ecoboost Mustang. At some point the stock sensor got stuck showing ~60 PSI with minimal fluctuation. I finally swapped it out with this and now I see it fluctuates from 70-85 at idle and up to ~100 psi under load. It also removed what I thought had been some turbo lag, now I'm thinking it was timing being pulled to avoid knock due to running lean. Very quick to install, just need a 12mm open end wrench and 24mm(or 15/16) box end wrench or deep socket.
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This OEM part fit perfect on my 2014 Ford Fusion 1.5 ecoboost. Easy to install. This part solved my stalling issue at drive off.
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Perfect replacement finally cleared the p018C code with this part. And it’s cheaper then all the other websites I’ve checked including fords
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A couple of dollars to hopefully have a little bit of peace of mind. Saw that this was a part that was updated on my car and I figured it would be worth the cost. Replaced this and a vapor hose, now I have no more check engine lights!!!
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