Ford F7TZ-12K073-B Camshaft Sensor

It is a very good sensor - I purchased two of them Installation of one and replacement of another in the vehicle as required in the future. Their packaging is similar to Ford OEM plastic packaging, and the gaskets seem to be prelubricated. A sensor of this kind was part of a general replacement strategy to solve an issue involving a sudden stoppage of a A trio of diesel PowerStroke engines If another sensor and pigtail harness must be replaced, this step would be the least invasive and costliest. Taking my car to the side of the road to replace mine after the engine flattened, otherwise unexplained, seemed to be the best option. *** (Note It should be noted that I am not a mechanic, and any comments in this review are not intended to suggest anything of this If you take anything from this review, you do so at *) Since there is a difference between 7 and 3, many, if not most, 7 tend to be higher. have replaced two of them in the 18 years that I've There are several reasons to replace the ignition coil, including its ease of installation and a reasonable price point. It is also a great place to start the whittling down process of determining what is causing sudden or intermittent engine failure. Moreover, a couple of things to keep in mind As a rule of thumb, people who replace Ford sensors recommend the OEM (factory) replacement, and the product I received was an OEM product. In my case, though, the sensor replacement did not solve the problem, but having a newer sensor is better than one that is old.

Riley Schneider

| May 27, 2021

you are 7, this article is for you. The motor on the 3 will crank but not start, and the tachometer does not move even though the motor is turning. This cheap part is most likely to blame. The following handy tip should be kept in mind If you need to change a bed of fire ants, don't lie in.

Kamari Navarro

| Feb 13, 2021

A 7 is the best choice if you own one. Keep one of these in your glovebox, it's the perfect size for the 3L Powerstroke. Leaving you stranded after they go out is their policy. An extension of 3" is included with the 10mm socket and ratchet. Everything seems to be going well.

Maverick Yang

| Jul 23, 2020

Despite being towed twice, it did not take long for me to figure out that this sensor was the issue. There were fuses blowing and the steering would lock up because of this cascading issue. Eventually, I was able to resolve the fuse problem by replacing the waste gate solenoid and then I changed a couple of sensors and the truck died. Therefore, I installed the sensor and have not encountered any problems so far.

Braylon Bennett

| Jan 21, 2021

It is advised that every vehicle with a 7 should carry this item in its glove box. There are three engines. When any of them fail, you're screwed. When the engine shuts down, it will not start again. Three tools an extension, a ratchet wrench (3/8" drive), and a screwdriver. The whole process lasts about two minutes. The parts in this part are The 12K073 series The sensor recommended by 7 is the one to use. It was a group of three.

Bryson Ramsey

| Oct 05, 2020

Fortunately, I had one already. I was driving on the freeway the day after I installed the system when the truck stalled. During those two weeks, I was able to get it running and everything was fine. It had to be another Ford brand for me. It's a good thing that this doesn't go bad right away. Besides the knockoff, I also ordered one just in case. I find it rather strange that a part everyone tells you you are supposed to have seems to be no different than one I can purchase from a parts store in 5 minutes versus having to wait for delivery.

Xavier Tyler

| Jun 11, 2021

After purchasing an aftermarket CPS from a brand name auto part chain store, I learned a valuable lesson. Seeing as it lasts only 18K miles and costs just as much as an OEM substitute, I bought the new one from a Ford dealership. My objective in buying a Ford CPS from Amazon was to keep it in my truck as a spare. You have a 7 if you have one. 3. It is best to carry a spare as well as a 10mm box wrench with you. As of 7. 30, the CPS was 7. 30. There is a history of 3 shutting down suddenly.

Memphis Huffman

| May 04, 2021

In the event that the crank position sensor fails to respond after 7 days You can replace a 3 with a 4. Getting one for your glove box would be a wise decision.

Ember Bradley

| Apr 24, 2021