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01-14-2002, 12:14 AM
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Location: Salt Lake City
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If its not fuel I'd vote for the sensors. I need to replace mine also. You will see them as soon as you get under the car.
Consider getting these from Ford. There are many subtle differences in sensors and Autozone etc. will try to cover many applications with one sensor, especially for older model years. I watched the Ford parts guy look some up for a buddy and it was easy to see that it was tricky to get the right one. Dan
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