Degolyerent
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Soundguy,
I must have missed the post w/pic of new truck, good luck with new ride!
I must have missed the post w/pic of new truck, good luck with new ride!
need napa # for CPS for 7.3psd
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other thread asking about the fuel tank sizes I believe.
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Using an aftermarket CPS is about the same as using an aftermarket GPR or GPs, you are ASKING for more trouble.
The Ford/IH parts are in fact, the best ones for your vehicle, but that does not mean perfect.
The difference in the "early" and "late" CPS is the terminal material and the maximum voltage they can tolerate. From memory, you can use a late CPS in any engine, but the early CPS will fail prematurely when used in a later engine.
There are a number of people that claim a difference in the CPS for the DTs over the 7.3L but the core pickups are both in the same location - centered in the sensor body, so despite appearances the timing on both is essentially the same.
The Ford/IH parts are in fact, the best ones for your vehicle, but that does not mean perfect.
The difference in the "early" and "late" CPS is the terminal material and the maximum voltage they can tolerate. From memory, you can use a late CPS in any engine, but the early CPS will fail prematurely when used in a later engine.
There are a number of people that claim a difference in the CPS for the DTs over the 7.3L but the core pickups are both in the same location - centered in the sensor body, so despite appearances the timing on both is essentially the same.
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in case it was missed, I picked up a ford one.. etc.
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ModMech
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Yup, saw that, excellant. I've never had any luck with aftermarket ones.
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hopefully I won't need it anyway.. just getting it as insurance.
When I was younger I didn't mind laying under my truck ont he side of the road fixing things. the older I get.. the less attractive , being broke down somewhere and fixing it to get home , is becomming..
still.. at the small price differential from aftermarket to the oem's.. it was worth a good one IMHO.
got the 10mm wrench and box taped together.. don't even have to futz with the tool box..
thanks for the help, ideas, and discussion guys!
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When I was younger I didn't mind laying under my truck ont he side of the road fixing things. the older I get.. the less attractive , being broke down somewhere and fixing it to get home , is becomming..
still.. at the small price differential from aftermarket to the oem's.. it was worth a good one IMHO.
got the 10mm wrench and box taped together.. don't even have to futz with the tool box..
thanks for the help, ideas, and discussion guys!
soundguy
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don't have to stop on my account. I love to kick the can around
i just happened to get what I needed before the thread got too long..
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i just happened to get what I needed before the thread got too long..
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NO! We cannot let it die!!!!! LoL
With electrical parts, I WILL NOT use anything but OEM and even then NEVER a "rebuilt" part. The total lack of caring in regard to quality of aftermarket electrical parts is just apalling to me.
With electrical parts, I WILL NOT use anything but OEM and even then NEVER a "rebuilt" part. The total lack of caring in regard to quality of aftermarket electrical parts is just apalling to me.