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As an American with a 2003 Ford F-150 truck, if you need to find a specific part such as the fuel pump driver module, it can be a bit challenging. To locate it, you will first need to jack up the vehicle carefully, making sure you have experience and know how to do it safely. Then, inspect the crossbeam on the frame rail in the vicinity where the spare tire is typically stored. You'll find the fuel pump driver module positioned along the fuel line running through that area.
It can be found on your firewall near the brake booster, and it has two rubber emissions hoses connected to it with colored quick disconnects. The component is black and resembles a pill bottle.
It is absent from that location.
Can you tell me the location of the fuel pump drive module in a 2003 Ford F-150?
I own a 2003 f150 and it won't start during heavy rain even though it cranks. I've seen suggestions that it could be the fuel pump driver module causing this issue, but some sources claim the 2003 model doesn't have one. Any thoughts or suggestions? I've already replaced the fuel pump.
In many Ford pickup truck models, the fuel pump driver module is positioned on the fuel line, next to the crossbeam on the frame, and it is occasionally hidden by a spare tire.
Can someone confirm whether a 2003 5.4 2-valve Lariat has a fuel pump modulator? If it does, where is it located?
The driver module isn't where you claim it to be, which is why I'm seeking assistance on your forum.
In the fuel tank