Oem Lincoln Ls Ford Fuel Pressure Regulator Sensor 3.9 on 2040-parts.com
Huntsville, Alabama, US
This is a fuel pressure regulator sensor taken from an 01 Lincoln LS 3.9 V8. It was taken off of a spare engine that was used for internal parts and is therefore considered to be in working condition however I can't test it and is sold as is. You are bidding on the exact item in the pictures. Please check that it will work for your application.
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