Motorcraft DU70 Cam Position Sensor

Authentic part for 2008 mustang GT

This literally took me 2 minutes and 15 seconds to install “Both sides”… yes I timed it!I was getting a weird bucking feeling right around the 45 MPH range and my CEL would not turn on…. I had brand new Ignition coils in and spark plugs so I knew it wasn’t that. Eventually my truck shook like a leaf and stalled. The CEL flickered and I turned my truck off. I plugged in my OBDII reader and it had a pending code for a camshaft retarded code.I recently had a timing job done and thought it may have been a bad VCT solenoid. I rarely take my truck in unless I cannot figure out what is wrong with it. The mechanic told me he saw the same pending code and I mentioned I thing it might be the Cam pos sensor. He swapped the sensors on sides. He said if it happens again on the other side then you know it’s the Cam Pos Sensor. Said to bring it back and he can put one in. I ask how much and he told X amount of $… told him I could buy them for way cheaper and put them in myself. He laughed and said if you can get them for that much you are in business and I sound like I know what I’m talking about…Moral of the story is, buy these even if you aren’t sure. They are SUPER easy to install and wish I would have made this a sooner maintenance upkeep.

Installed in my 1995 Lincoln Mark VIII replaced the original camshaft sensor and it works great the motor runs smoother, the amazon part checker is inaccurate and doesn't list it as fitting this car.

Did what it's supposed to, I trust OEM more and price made it a no brainer.

I ordered an aftermarket set prior to buying this that caused my F150 to begin shutting off. I removed them and ordered the Motorcraft OEM ones and now my truck is fine, always buy OEM if you can.