2008 Ford E Series Vans 6.0l Diesel Wiring Diagrams on 2040-parts.com
Ringtown, Pennsylvania, US
A WIRING DIAGRAMS MANUAL OF ABOUT 250 PAGES.
GIVES WIRING DIAGRAMS FOR THE ENTIRE VEHICLE,
PLUS ENGINE WIRING DIAGRAMS.
GIVES ILLUSTRATIONS SHOWING THE LOCATIONS OF THE VARIOUS
ENGINE SENSORS AND GIVES SOME PART NUMBERS.
ALSO COVERS THE 6.0L POWERSTROKE DIESEL ENGINE,
GIVING THE SENSORS LOCATIONS.
SHOWS THE VARIOUS WIRING CONNECTOR FACES AND GIVES PINOUTS AND WIRE COLOR.
HAS A CHAPTER COVERING COMPONENTS LOCATIONS AND TESTING.
BOTH COVERS SHOW SCUFFS AND STORAGE, WITH SMALL TAPED REPAIR.
THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN, WITHOUT MARKS, STAINS, TEARS OR SOILING.
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