Where is the emergency fuel shut off sensor

Asked by Marjie Aug 27, 2012 at 07:37 PM about the 1990 Ford F-250

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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On the right, or passenger side, down by the passengers feet, under a plastic cover, some call it a kick-panel, cover looks kinda vaguely triangle shape, pop off the cover and there is a red-re-set button on it ..........for more: http://www.drivewire.com/vehicle/ford-f-250/fuel-cut-off-sensor/

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Really?? Mine's on the driver side by the hood release.

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I stand corrected Brian. My apologies. I thought I found it correctly but, as this shows, proves me wrong and you right

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It's kind of hard to tell, but the image is as if you are standing on the driver's side, outside the vehicle standing by the rear tire looking forward at the front of the truck, the open door in the image is driver's door. But where we may be miscommunicating is the difference between the crash sensor and shut off valve, and the re-set

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They took off my drawing because of "inappropriate language" Maybe this will stay and help. I honestly used no "bad words"

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I replaced my fuel pumps (front&rear) I still don't hear the pumps engage on.it says it could be shutoff switch or relay .?? If it's shutoff switch for not kickin on how do I check?? Please help

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For those looking for the fuel pump reset button (our truck is an '06 Ford F-250 super duty diesel), I found ours: *On the the passenger side *Standing in the doorway, reach to the outer "wall" (not towards the firewall or heat ducts). *There's a hole in that roughly triangular plastic panel. It's actually labeled, embossed on the plastic. *Reach in the hole with your index finger, you'll feel a little rubbery cylinder. If you look, you'll see a red top. It's squishy and doesn't actually feel like a button. *Press the red top to reset.

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Did you have to take the inside plastic panel off to find the reset switch?

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Mines on thee passenger side inside remove thee plastic panel directly under the glove compartment and it's got an arrow and sez fuel reset switch

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Is it like an electrical breaker or can you use it to shut fuel pump off?

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My truck Turned on for like five seconds and dies I’m in the truck turns on if I press the gas it dies what does this mean

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I have a 1986 F-250, 460 gasser. Replaced both fuel pumps. Front pump came complete with new sending unit assembly. Back did not. Front tank works now but back does not. I assume could be bad electrical on rear sending unit. I also assume switch in cab is fine because tanks DO switch and as soon as fuel out of carb, engine dies. My knowledge and assumptions stop there. Please help.

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I still can't find the switch. Ours is a 1990 f-250 lariat xl. look at both sides there is not inertia switch. And the trucks stuck running :/

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I ain't finding no switch or breaker of no kind anywhere in my truck, any other ideas?

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