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OEM 2003 Lincoln Navigator Fuel Rail
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2003 Lincoln Navigator Fuel Rail Part Number: XL1Z-9F792-DG
$757.35 MSRP: $1122.00You Save: $364.65 (33%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Manifold Assembly - Fuel Supply
- Manufacturer Note: DOHC
- Replaces: XL1Z-9F792-DA
- Base No.: 9F792
- Item Weight: 3.50 Pounds
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: XL1Z-9F792-DG
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
2003 Lincoln Navigator Fuel Rail
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2003 Lincoln Navigator Fuel Rail Parts Q&A
- Q: What are the crucial steps and safety precautions for servicing the Fuel Rail on 2003 Lincoln Navigator?A: It is essential to follow safety precautions before servicing the fuel injection supply manifold because highly flammable fuel mixtures exist during the process while pressurized fuel remains even when the engine stops. The first step should involve reducing fuel pressure before taking off the upper intake manifold while sealing the fuel lines once separated. You should proceed by removing both fuel lines alongside the fuel pressure regulator vacuum hose. Unplug each of the eight fuel injector electrical connectors while keeping in mind that the left-side configuration serves as an example although the right side matches it. You need to detach the fuel injection supply manifold that includes all its fuel injectors using bolt removal. To complete the task inspect both seals on each fuel injector before replacing worn seals with new ones. Clean engine oil should be used to lubricate the new O-rings before installation by following the opposite order of removal steps for proper fitting.