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Ford Fuel Injector O-Ring seals the tightening of injector to the engine to ensure the fuel remains under pressure and powers run well in order. Ideas that make driving smart and fun have been driven by Ford ever since the first moving assembly line that reduced build time to the lightning fast EcoBoost engines that combine muscle and thrift. Ford SYNC allows drivers to switch songs or navigate with basic wording as Co-Pilot360 sensors brakes and nudges you on course again. Electric F-150 Lightning demonstrates that Ford is able to drag heavy cargo without smoke or noises and all projects have an identical purpose, that is, to make mobility safer and friendlier to the world. A Fuel Injector O-Ring is a little rubber gasket that surrounds the injector and prevents spurts of fuel or air, as well as maintains spray patterns. In order to replace a Ford Fuel Injector O-Ring, one should first of all disconnect the battery relieve pressure and lift the fuel rail off and then pull each injector out straight off. Take off the worn Fuel Injector O-Ring, wipe the groove and the rail opening until they are shiny and put one drop of clean engine oil on the new ring. Slowly work, so as to prevent cutting or pinching the new seal that would shorten the life of the seal. Install the new Fuel Injector O-Ring by pushing it and not twisting it into position, then carefully ensure the injector is cleanly inserted back into the manifold, rail is bolted down, lines and power reconnected, then start the engine and examine carefully for any leaks.