Review on 🔍 Unraveling the Power of the Genuine Ford F4TZ-12K073-C Camshaft Position Sensor by Stephen Good

2002 Ford F250 7.3L Diesel Crew Cab w/ 207,000 Miles - (UPDATE: AMAZON Garage Checker says this part does not fit this truck but it has the correct part number and it was replaced within 5 works fine for a month) The engine began to run more smoothly. The old one might have been good, but I put it in the glove box as a spare, as COUNTLESS forums suggest. So far, so good. I just bought a diesel engine in bad condition with 207,000 miles on the odometer so I'll take care of it while driving. Part of the access under the passenger side of the engine. CAREFULLY loosen the clamp on the wire connector. I used an 18" pry bar to GENTLY rock the part back and forth until it started to loosen. BE CAREFUL when inserting a new one. Remember to put some oil on the new o-ring before you put it in... WARNING. I believe the stop screw is 10mm. REMINDER: You must remove the sensor cable before you can loosen the screw to remove the sensor.