90mm Lightning MAF question

[projectPONY]

Is it plug and play in a FOX, or does the connector need to be changed?

[sspstang]

You will need to convert the plug, but it is easy to do.

[projectPONY]

Do I need to source a plug at a junk yard or can I buy a new one somewhere?

[sspstang]

Im sure vatozone or oriley will have it.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/2001-Ford-F150-1-2-ton-P-U-2WD/Mass-Air-Flow-Sensor-Connector/_/N-jetpwZ9cjrc?filterByKeyWord=mass+air+meter&fromString=search

[projectPONY]

Cool, thanks

[sspstang]

NP man.

[91CoupeMike]

That part from az is 67.99 PN/ 924.

Screw paying that price.

[projectPONY]

For the connector!

[91CoupeMike]

For the connector!

Yes, redicoulous!

[Diabolic]

I got mine at Ford for a 2004 Lightning for $24.00. Just don't use 2 of the wires.

[91CoupeMike]

For a 2004 AZ pulls the same connector, PN/ 924. It's a 6pin connector with heat shrink and crimps.

[projectPONY]

...to my understanding, the '01-'04 meters are the best ones, correct? and as far as what they're calibrated for from the factory I don't need to worry about, correct?

[91CoupeMike]

...to my understanding, the '01-'04 meters are the best ones, correct? and as far as what they're calibrated for from the factory I don't need to worry about, correct?

Not sure on the years but Yes no need to worry, as long as you get it tuned it will be just fine.

[projectPONY]

Not sure on the years but Yes no need to worry, as long as you get it tuned it will be just fine.

thought I read somewhere that the pre '01-'04 meters weren't actually 90mm.

[turbos66coupe]

thought I read somewhere that the pre '01-'04 meters weren't actually 90mm.

Correct they are 80mm