Fuel pressure sensor replacement 2007 Ford Explorer 4.0L V6 VIN E

Fuel pressure sensor replacement 2007 Ford Explorer 4.0L V6. VIN E. If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace a part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
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[@zacharyzooshorion]

It would be a much more useful video if you told the audience WHY you are replacing this part, and what the symptoms were. Its not really helpful just to watch you replace a simple part. We search these videos to see what problems other people's vehicle have, to try and match to our own symptoms. My question is: does this part throw a code when its failed? Did this sensor being bad cause a non start condition? These are pertinent points of information. Please comment if you can remember, well after the fact.

[@JoeyJr702]

Ha! Everything you typed is EXACTLY what I was thinking! And after 9 months, NO RESPONSE. And at towards the end of the video is when I learned how and why the piece of wood waa wedged into position. He did show us how to change out the part, but what lead to pinpointing as to why this work was done is valuable and crucial missing information. Bummer!!

[@YtOfficialhoonanigans]

Thanks without you I would have never found this dumps pressure sensor

[@BlackNightJack]

On my 08, the FRPS went out at 72K. Easy fix with the right tools a little patience. Currently, 146K and still rolling. Fingers crossed. 🤞Thanks for your videos.

[@mrbigstevo]

Have you had the timing chain issue yet? Or the radiator housing leaking?

[@BlackNightJack]

@@mrbigstevo No. I do not have the timing chain death rattle yet. I had a radiator seam (on top) leak in 2011. It was replaced under warranty and have not had another leak since. I still own the vehicle and it now has 150,000 miles on it.

[@Happy-Trails-To-You]

So the hard part is getting the intake manifold up, but that is not shown in this video, It starts with it raised with a block of wood.

[@brucesmith3416]

He did at the end - showed he was getting a p1093 code

[@stanpen4127]

It would be a good idea to first show a full picture of wher it shows on the engine and focus needs to be better blurry

[@rubendawn7478]

Did you have a P-0193 code? Did it fix it? Thanks for sharing. But oh boy I got misslead by your video at the beginnig. Lifting the intake manifold is more that what I was willing to do.

[@Shalmaneser1]

Thanks for your videos. I've been looking high and low for someone doing an OEM front shock change for the Lexus GX470. There's a sticking point for me with the "absorber control actuator".

[@davidamoroso8932]

It's not as bad as u think. I install 2" lifts on the 470s while keeping oem equipment.

[@lamadrinaofficial9493]

How did you managed to lift it up so that you can have access to the fuel sensor??????

[@antonycullum3099]

Excellent video, thanks very much indeed.

[@TheDoug625]

Not sure I'm comfortable using the old intake gasket but thanks for the video

[@larryfine4498]

You never explain what symptoms prompted the replacement.

[@zacharyzooshorion]

also my concern. videos like this are worthless. WHY is he replacing this/ symptoms are everything that we are looking for.

[@J.l198]

@@zacharyzooshorionhello, I have the same issue I believe on a 08 explorer, it’s stalling and it activated all 02 bank sensors, lean code.

[@MarcOppelt]

Thanks. Gotta do this today.

[@Saguaro215]

Is it okay to just lift up the manifold? I need to replace mine .🙏

[@amandalyons6470]

What made you think it's the fuel pressure sensor? What was the vehicle doing before you replaced it?

[@landengregg8150]

Well for starters a check engine light will come on get a scanner to read it, and then like me my. 07 Ford Explorer wouldn’t start

[@kenwood4686]

Mine showed Fuel rail pressure sensor A high

[@antoniomoore5149]

Very good, thanks for the video

[@miker0257]

Does this also cover P0191 or just P0193?

[@tahakalama2662]

Hi sir Where can I find the VIN number which on the chassis of Ford explorer 2002

[@Carlos-ip2ir]

P0191 would be this only?

[@YtOfficialhoonanigans]

Yo it’s so fucking snug in there this shits difficult the placement is awful absolute shit

[@Xatruch504]

If you watch closely, he loosened the intake to make enough space to work without removing it completely, or else he would have to take apart a lot of crap if he removed the intake.

[@philphillips6495]

Good!

[@jeffbrown3963]

Did you have to loosen the intake manifold to put the block of wood in?

[@on2ndtott312]

I had the same ? It looks like it. Mine is further in. Good luck.

[@jeffbrown3963]

@@on2ndtott312 you do have to take all of the bolts out of the intake to block it up. The gaskets on the intake manifold all stayed in place and made for alot easier job. Worked out great for me - hope it works great for you!

[@michaelgarcia6618]

This looks different than my 2008

[@Mr.Caring]

Well done. Please read Romans 10:5/10... Amen...

[@JK-hd2zb]

God bless