Hey Smokerz!!
Been awhile but wanted to forward the parts numbers for the electric vacuum pump AND Ford harness number to make it work.
First, I must fess up, I just got the parts and have not yet installed for performance testimony, but have read on here that it works well. So far, everything recommended on this board that I've done has been a real upgrade to my truck and appreciate everyone involved in trail blazing these great truck performance makers.
The pump I ordered was a Dorman Chinese POS and have no hopes of long term reliability, however, the Ford part was also made in China so, I opted for the $30.00 less in cost. The only harness I could find had to be purchased from Ford. Even with a military discount, the ****** still cost me 41.75 with tax.
When looking for the harness, the foolery is this.... the plug receptacle in the pump is a two pin barrel, however, there is no such thing in Fords, Dodges inventory. It's the same pup and plug for both brand trucks.
The two pins are male, but the plug receptacle is female. The wire harness plug is in actuality a 4 wire plug. Two you will not use, two you will. The pin receptacle is female, the plug housing is male with a locking clip molded in.
The Dorman brand pump model number is: 904-214
And no, they do not sell the plug with it.
Ford's harness part number is: 1U2Z14S411AEA
My total cost on this was about $100.00, plus fuse/relay and additional wiring with butt connectors, etc.
My reason for writing this subject over again was because in the other posts regarding the electric vacuum pump installs, it didn't have the harness number, nor did they hint that the 2-wire plug is actually a 4-wire plug that only uses 2 wires! Can we all say AaaaaaarGUH!
Sorry no photo's yet, not installed yet, but may do so when I finally get around to doing the project.
Hope this helps someone.
Been awhile but wanted to forward the parts numbers for the electric vacuum pump AND Ford harness number to make it work.
First, I must fess up, I just got the parts and have not yet installed for performance testimony, but have read on here that it works well. So far, everything recommended on this board that I've done has been a real upgrade to my truck and appreciate everyone involved in trail blazing these great truck performance makers.
The pump I ordered was a Dorman Chinese POS and have no hopes of long term reliability, however, the Ford part was also made in China so, I opted for the $30.00 less in cost. The only harness I could find had to be purchased from Ford. Even with a military discount, the ****** still cost me 41.75 with tax.
When looking for the harness, the foolery is this.... the plug receptacle in the pump is a two pin barrel, however, there is no such thing in Fords, Dodges inventory. It's the same pup and plug for both brand trucks.
The two pins are male, but the plug receptacle is female. The wire harness plug is in actuality a 4 wire plug. Two you will not use, two you will. The pin receptacle is female, the plug housing is male with a locking clip molded in.
The Dorman brand pump model number is: 904-214
And no, they do not sell the plug with it.
Ford's harness part number is: 1U2Z14S411AEA
My total cost on this was about $100.00, plus fuse/relay and additional wiring with butt connectors, etc.
My reason for writing this subject over again was because in the other posts regarding the electric vacuum pump installs, it didn't have the harness number, nor did they hint that the 2-wire plug is actually a 4-wire plug that only uses 2 wires! Can we all say AaaaaaarGUH!
Sorry no photo's yet, not installed yet, but may do so when I finally get around to doing the project.
Hope this helps someone.