1987-1996 Ford ECU Capacitor Repair Kit

Worked great! I only needed 3 of the capacitors as marked. 1 was easy to identify and replace 2&3 are the same capacitors and are replaced with the 47UF capacitors in the kit. Truck runs like new.

Exactly as described, great quality and just what's needed to save your OBS Ford's ECM before the stock capacitors leak and destroy the double board and you gotta buy new ECM. Well worth the couple dollars now opposed to buying whole ECM.

Product arrived today.

It turned out mine didn't look bad in my F250 that has a short blowing maxi fuse position 9 a 30 amp fuse . I was just certain these were going to be my answer . The good thing is that I have these on hand and currently have 10 other trucks that probably all have these same diodes I believe they're called. So I'm probably gonna get to do surgery on one of the ECM ECU what ever the hell before it's over . If you are a DYI guy and have love for 9th gen Fords buy yourself a set of these because every truck has a bare minimum of 2 of this very set in them I have learned. I would much rather put these in than pay two hundred up for a PCM . aka computer .

Packaging could have been better but it had all the capacitors I needed to replace the leaking and exploded ones in my trucks ecu. Worked well and saved a ton of money over sending my ecu off to be remanned and saved on downtime as well. Would definitely buy again if needed.

I have an 1987 foxbody still with speed density. It has the usual performance items: ported iron heads, explorer E.F.I. intake, a small performance cam. Its had a somewhat decent lope, sluggish throttle response. Yes the original capacitors where just barely leaking. I recommend to watch all the videos for this task, take your time lots of patience. After the install, more stable idle, better throttle response.

Only 1 capacitor was the same as those in my ECU. 1995 F-350 5.8l

Five stars for the capacitors. In one place, I could get all of the caps for repairing the ECM/PCM for my 1994 F150. They were a bit pricey, at $3 apiece (especially when I wasn't going to use all of them), but I was willing to pay for the one-stop convenience.One star for the instructions. No pictures, no diagrams, nothing specific for the different ECMs needing the different capacitors. They didn't even state that the capacitors had to be installed in a specific direction. The instructions were basically "remove the old, install the new." I guess I expected better for the price. At least I can find real how-to instructions elsewhere for free.Anyway, the average of five stars and one star is three stars.