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∙ 2008-04-09 19:38:34Ford E-series vans have a pigtail in the wire harness tucked beneath the drip rail
in the engine compartment. There's a marked speed wire there - grey/black, 8000ppm.
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∙ 2008-04-09 19:38:34might be a clogged fuel filter or some kind of leak in your fuel lines allowing air in the system.
My guess is that you are experiencing a vapor lock problem. It was very common with this E350 series. It is caused by running too low of octane in your fuel. The engine produces more heat with lower octane fuels. This makes the exhaust manifold extremely hot. The fuel lines run right along the inside of the frame, right by the exhaust manifold, causing the fuel to get super heated. As long as you use a fuel with at least 87 octane, you should be alright. In many states, the regular gas has an octane rating of only 85. In those states, you will need to run the mid-grade gas or use an octane booster product. or check for vaccum leakes.
Henry Ford invented the first motorized vehicle. Hence, Ford motors. He really has nothing to do with enzyme function at all.
Ford built a 462 which was installed in the Lincoln from 1966-68. Ford also produced a 12 cylinder 448 cubic inch engine in 1932-33. These are the largest Ford car engines I know of.
It was first used in the Model T Ford in 1909.
6500kgs
on the tank its a pop out button
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Where_can_you_find_the_wiring_diagram_for_a_1982_ford_e3501982 ford e350
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e350 is bad that's why
The E350 is an Ecnoline van, The f350 is a Truck
it depends on if it is a e150, e250, e350, or super duty. all are different
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