MLP sensor

Jan 06, 2004 8 Replies
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I just picked up a new MLP sensor kit for my 1993 F150 with the E4OD tranny. The kit includes the sensor , 2 rubber moisture insulators ( one with 7 holes, the other with six ) and a connector plug that separates revealing a another moisture insulator ( with 8 holes ). Apparantly, the wires from the old connector plug have to be transferred to this new plug. No instructions were included.



Before I attempt this job - Is there any soldering required here or do the individual wires just plug in to the connector somehow?



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This part was special ordered from Autozone. No instructions were included, I called them up. I'll have to do this job without instructions

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yeah... But I paid $35 for the part . Ford dealer wants $105. I'd hate to pay $70 for a piece of paper.

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I only asked if soldering is required, so as to whether I need an access to an AC plug. That was the original question. Though your answer " Instructions should have been provided" was helpful, a yes or no would have answered my question. Any more tips on this job would have been extremely helpful. Its ok. I already got the answer. I can figure it out from here.

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