Review on Fuel Pressure Sensor FPS505 - Replaces CM5229, 0261230093, 3F2Z9G756AC – Fits Ford Escape, Explorer, F150, Focus, Freestar, Mustang, Taurus by Frank Mayes

Name: Fuel Pressure Sensor FPS505 - Replaces CM5229, 0261230093, 3F2Z9G756AC – Fits Ford Escape, Explorer, F150, Focus, Freestar, Mustang, Taurus
Item: Fuel Pressure Sensor FPS505 - Replaces CM5229, 0261230093, 3F2Z9G756AC – Fits Ford Escape, Explorer, F150, Focus, Freestar, Mustang, Taurus
Rating: 1

September 12, 2022

Failed within 1 month

I bought this sensor for my 2005 Ford Mustang code P0183 and P0193. I cleared the codes after installation but they reappeared after only 15-20 miles. I drove on thinking it wouldn't be a problem since the sensor was new, but I was wrong. The car stopped working after a few days of driving and the OBD scanner was now showing 3 codes. Got a new sensor from Autozone and installed it, cleared the codes, car worked again. Do not purchase this product from Revain. I looked at a few reviews from people who bought this product from Revain and encountered the same issues. They may have a bad batch in stock.

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INJECTION PRESSURE SENSOR REPLACEMENT FUEL MANIFOLD FUEL MANIFOLD: The fuel pressure sensor/fuel rail sensor is normally located in the center of the fuel rail and is connected to the ECU. Common symptoms of a bad fuel pressure sensor include an illuminated "Check Engine" light, hard starting, poor acceleration, stalling, and poor fuel economy. This fuel pressure gauge restores the performance of your fuel delivery system to store and deliver the gasoline or diesel fuel your engine needs.

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