Fuel Injector Suitable for Ford Aerostar Explorer Ranger Taurus 1990-1997
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SKU: 228AC260702S09 Easy Pick Box
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Description This fuel injector is designed for use in various Ford and Mercury vehicles from the early to mid-1990s. It is a direct replacement part that helps restore proper fuel delivery to the engine, ensuring smooth operation and efficient combustion. The injector is compatible with models such as the Aerostar, Explorer, Ranger, and Taurus.
Features - Direct replacement for original fuel injector - Helps maintain optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency - Constructed with durable materials for long-lasting service - Easy to install with basic tools - Compatible with multiple Ford and Mercury models
Specifications - OEM Reference Numbers: F03E-A2B, F47E-A2E, F47E-A2F, F03Z-9F593-A, F03Z9F593A - Weight: 140.0 grams - Dimensions: 10.0 x 5.0 x 3.0 cm - Placement: Engine compartment
Compatible With Suitable for Ford Aerostar 1990-1997 Suitable for Ford Bronco II 1990 Suitable for Ford Explorer 1991-1994 Suitable for Ford Ranger 1990-1997 Suitable for Ford Taurus 1990-1995
Package Include 1 x Fuel Injector
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Highlights
- This fuel injector delivers precise fuel metering to the engine, supporting efficient combustion and helping restore smooth acceleration and idle performance in compatible vehicles
- Designed to fit Ford Aerostar 1990-1997, Bronco II 1990, Explorer 1991-1994, Ranger 1990-1997, and Taurus 1990-1995 models with the appropriate engine configuration
- Constructed with corrosion-resistant materials and precision internal components to withstand high fuel pressure and temperature variations in the engine compartment
- Replaces original injector part numbers F03E-A2B, F47E-A2E, F47E-A2F, F03Z-9F593-A, and F03Z9F593A for straightforward compatibility identification
- Direct replacement design allows for simple installation using basic hand tools, with no modifications required to the fuel rail or electrical connections