Labwork Parts Pressure Feedback Mercury Lincoln Review

My check engine light came on. These were codes P0420 and P0171. Replaced the old Swnsor and tubes with these, although I'm not sure if it was bad (the tubes that went to this one were half worn out). Problem solved without having to pay a mechanic. Youtube people! It saves so much money by referencing instructions on how to replace things in your car and home.

Purchased for a 1999 F150. Item arrived but not as pictured. The original part and the one in the picture have a slotted hole on one side because the part is hooked and held in place by a hook and screw. This one didn't have a slot, so it can't be hooked in. It seems to work fine, but I had to get creative. The price was great.

Would have taken a picture of the exploded part but someone got there first. I guess I should have read the reviews because mine exploded and melted almost immediately after starting the engine. The only reason I replaced the old one was because one of the hoses had come loose from the original. I had to redo the old one until I bought another one. I think I just threw away $12 with it.

My rusted aluminum OEM DPFE sensor was starting to peel off on my stock 1997 F-150 4.6LW engine and I replaced it with this plastic cased unit. The fit is perfect, the hose mounts are sized to match the exhaust hoses, the bodywork does not corrode and the electrical connection is strong and presumably good enough for underhood use. My P0401 code is gone. Oh yeah, it cost about a sixth (1/6th) of what my local parts store was asking. No, it's understandable. If you need it, this one will work.

Junk. I bought two of these when I accidentally smashed a plastic car if it was original. I bought the first one and drove maybe 50 miles before the dpfe low flow code showed up. Since I just replaced it I didn't think it could be a dpfe sensor so I checked every hole in the throttle body, checked the EGR valve, checked the EGR pipes. In the end I decided it was a bad sensor. Thought of course it was just one of them and that it was cheap enough that the QA department probably wanted it to be…