P1401 Ford Code How To Replace DPFE Sensor 97 Ford Explorer 4.0 OHV/ A Detailed Video
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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Thank you for this video, you make it look very simple to change out. I do have a question however, should we unplug the battery (the positive) before unplugging the sensor and changing it out? Some guy suggested that we also do that anytime we unplug anything electrical. I appreciate your time in helping us.
Thank You!
I dont, It's not necessary, there shouldn't be any electrical current in that plug if you have the key turned off.
After you replaced the sensor . You deleted the code the check engine light if you don't do this will there be a issue.. I don't have a scanner so if I drive it to the nearest place with a scanner would that work.
No issues, you can drive it that way, who knows the check engine light may go out on its own.
I dont like driving with a check engine light on. If something else wasn't working correctly you wouldn't know because the light is always on. Amazon sells some cheap scanners that do a good job of giving you and erasing the codes.
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Bro i got ford f150 96 code p1401 and 1400 i been replace that sensor twice for oreally and stil got the code the truck dont run like supposed to be cqn you help me
Id replace the hoses if you haven't already, and check the harness and plug
@@WhipCityWrencher thanks bro
I put zipties on mine. I've seen them pop off and blow holes in the manifold from the heat!
👍Yep, that should work also. I ended up getting some dorman hoses they look like the stock hoses. Thank's for the suggestion 👍. Take Care!
What year and engine is this Explorer ?
97 4.0 OHV engine, she has about 198k miles
I'm trying to find a video on how to put one on for an 04. 4.0 as well
@@christianyoung1383 I think yours is different, here's some info I found on it. Hope it helps. www.justanswer.com/ford/5lc29-2004-ford-explorer-dpfe-sensor-located.html
Why not just use hose clamps instead of getting new meh hoses?
The old ones were short from fraying at the ends and being cut, so they barely made it to each end. I ended up replacing the new ones that I showed in the video and got the originals that I have in the description under the video. Clamps may work but not necessary if you use the correct hoses.👍🙌😊
@@Cocozen Some lube, I'll have to remember that, Thanks!👍🙌😊
@@Cocozen 👍
Try giving a definition of year make And model of what your working on and the engine group.
Okay, I fix the title, I hope this helps you out.
What sensor is that