2015-2024 Ford Edge or 2016-2023 Lincoln Nautilus FTP Sensor Hose OEM is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
This part is brand new, and includes the genuine OEM packaging.
Shipping is $8.97 for your entire order anywhere in the continental USA. We do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. No Shipping to PO Boxes.
This part ships from Houston, Texas. This part normally ships out in 1-3 business days.
Please contact us if you need a more accurate timeframe.
This is a genuine OEM Ford fuel tank pressure (FTP) sensor hose designed specifically for the 2015-2024 Ford Edge and 2016-2023 Lincoln Nautilus. This rear-mounted vapor tube connects the fuel tank to the evaporative emissions canister and features a black finish. This is the exact same part sold at your Ford or Lincoln dealership, ensuring perfect fit and quality for your vehicle's emissions system.
Manufactured by Ford Motor Company, this authentic OEM fuel tank pressure sensor hose is a critical component of your vehicle's evaporative emissions control system. The FTP sensor hose monitors fuel tank pressure and helps prevent fuel vapors from escaping into the atmosphere. This direct replacement part is designed for vehicles without auto start-stop functionality. The rear placement ensures proper connection between the fuel tank and emissions canister. Whether you're replacing a damaged hose or performing emissions system maintenance, this genuine Ford part guarantees the quality and fitment you expect from an OEM component.
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This authentic Ford fuel tank pressure sensor hose ensures your Edge or Nautilus maintains proper emissions system function and compliance. The FTP sensor hose is essential for monitoring fuel tank pressure and preventing vapor leaks. Don't settle for aftermarket alternatives when you can have the genuine Ford part designed specifically for your vehicle's emissions control system.
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