So, if you’re looking for the ect location on a 2000 F150 with a 4.6L, it’s kinda tricky. It’s usually hiding near the passenger side, like it’s playing hide and seek. I remember when I was looking for mine, I thought I was gonna lose my mind.
But once I found it, I felt like a genius. You know how it is, right? Like when you finally find your car keys after searching everywhere. Did you ever have that feeling?
And just a heads up, it’s kinda tight in there, so make sure you’ve got the right tools. You might even end up in some weird position trying to reach it. It’s all part of the fun, I guess.
I have a 2000 F150 4.6L and finding the ECT location was like a scavenger hunt. It’s tucked behind the intake manifold which is fun to reach. Every time I crawl into the engine bay I wonder why I don’t just become a mechanic.
You gotta love those old trucks though they have character.
I remember searching for my ECT location on my old F150 in the Midwest. Crazy spot underneath the intake manifold. Took forever to find it but got it done.
I remember wrenchin on my buddy’s 2000 F150 in a driveway in Ohio. The ECT is right by the engine block front side kinda near the intake. Had to crawl under the hood for that one. It’s not the most fun place to get your hands dirty let me tell ya.
I found the ect on my 2000 F150 4.6L near the thermostat housing it was a pain to get to but worth it.
Took me ages in my driveway in Ontario. Glad I figured it out.
I remember working on my buddy’s 2000 F150 down in Texas. The ECT sensor location was tricky. If I recall right it’s on the passenger side towards the back of the engine near the intake manifold. Gotta be careful with those wires though they can get brittle.
I’ve seen some folks struggle with it. Just takes patience and a good light.
Ive had my 2000 F150 for years and the ECT is tucked near the transmission.
It’s a bit of a pain to reach.
I remember my old 2000 F150 giving me troubles in the snowy winters of Michigan. The ect location is usually near the thermostat housing on the driver’s side.
I ve struggled with that sensor a few times. It can be a pain getting to it but I learned to get crafty with tools. Good times though.
I’ve worked on a 2000 F150 and the ECT location always confused me at first. It’s usually tucked near the engine on the driver’s side. I remember crawling under the hood on a rainy day in Ontario thinking I wouldn’t find it.
Funny how you discover these things when you’re knee-deep in grease. Just a heads up definitely not a fun job.
Ive had my 2000 Ford F150 for years now. Drove it all over Ontario. The ECT location is under the hood near the engine. I remember it being kinda tricky to spot. I have to admit it took me a while to find it. Just a pain when you’re trying to fix stuff but that’s part of the game.
I ve had my 2000 F150 for years now and always wondered about the ect location. It’s actually under the hood near the passenger side by the radiator. Kinda tricky to spot unless you’re really looking for it.
I remember when I was fixing my truck in my driveway back in Montana and this topic came up. It helped a lot to find it finally.
I ve had my 2000 F150 for a while and the ect is behind the intake manifold near the thermostat housing.
Not the easiest to get to but worth it if you’re troubleshooting.
I remember my buddy’s old F150 back in Michigan. We searched for the ECT location forever. Turns out it’s near the top of the engine by the thermostat housing. Pretty sneaky spot to hide it if you ask me. Can’t stand these complicated setups.
I remember working on my buddies 2000 F150 46L back in Ohio and had to hunt for that ect location forever. It turned out to be right on the driver’s side of the engine block kinda under the intake manifold. Such a silly spot like who designed that
I’ve heard others say the same though so I’m not alone in this quest
Man I remember working on my buddy’s 2000 F150 last summer in Michigan it was hot as hell I found the ECT near the thermostat housing tricky spot.
Had to crawl under the hood for that one but once you find it feels like a win. Good luck with yours.