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iTrader: (1)

I think it needs to cool...so if you coat it ...it may not cool properly.

Mod (Ret.)

There you go...I used the module off of an Expedition; same module electronics, but it has built in spacers to keep it off of the cross frame bar. I also applied some anti rust coating in the metal backside. No issues after two years of it's service so far.

If your Ford dealer is out of the F150 fuel pump module, as for the Expedition one; it's the same with built in spacers, and the same price. Not many (including the parts guy) know it's the same module as the F150 one, so it's usually in stock when the F150 one is not.

picaflor

just checked mine, they were in mint condition, just a little bit dusty. anyway, i removed, clean it, added a couple of 1/4 inch nylon spacers, reinstalled and over sprayed with wd-40.
but, im in florida, no salt in the streets.

jpkrab

Hey Casper129 im new to this sit and im having the same problem with my 06 f-150 4.2L V6. And i was wonder werethe fuel control module is located and im hoping its in the same place if you can help me id be really thankful.

Mod (Ret.)

By the spare tire. Drop the spare tire, then look at the rail that connects the left/right frame rails, in front of the spare tire area. You'll see it mounted on this rail. Easy to spot.

jpkrab

hi there im new to this sit and i saw that you commented on a guys post about the fuel control module and i was wondering if u know were it is on the frame.

Mod (Ret.)

In between your two posts, I wrote where you can find it.

jpkrab

thank you Bucko i will go look for that tomorrow and i hope its just that and not the whole fuel pump unit

culprit1384

How do you know it is bad, besides by coding it? My 2004 f150 FX4 is just randomly dying now when i stop or am in traffic. When i am on the gas everything is usually fine.. Would it be the module, or could it be possibly the fuel filter or pump? oh ya I have about 78000miles on it