Review on 🚀 Motorcraft CM5229 Black Fuel Injector Sensor: Enhanced Performance and Precision by Jason Maciel

I wish all repairs were that easy! Checking the engine code showed that the fuel rail sensor was probably the culprit - it only took 10 minutes to replace my Ford Escape. Restart your computer and I'm back on the road a few weeks later with no problems. The problem appears to have been resolved. X brand sensors are cheaper, but judging by the reviews, short-lived. The Motorcraft part was only about $30 so seemed like a good bet and was still half the price of my local parts store. On most vehicles this should be easy as the sensor is located on top of the engine along with the fuel injector line. This is a good money saver for an auto mechanic.