2007-2008 Ford F-150 Navigator Expedition V8 Cooling Fan Clutch Jumper Wire Harness Pigtail - Ford

2007-2008 Ford F-150 Navigator Expedition V8 Cooling Fan Clutch Jumper Wire Harness Pigtail

This is the Jumper wire that activates the fan clutch. When this wire goes bad, your fan clutch may not activate which can cause your truck to overheat.

This part is extremely hard to find, and Ford only makes a few at a time, so they do tend to backorder often, so when available, we suggest you purchase at this time.

This harness fits the following 2007-2008 vehicles with V8 Engines only.

2007-2008 F-150 V8 Only

2007-2008 Expedition V8 Only

2007-2008 Lincoln Navigator

It may look the same as other years, but it is different and will only fit 2007 and 2008. It does not fit super-duty trucks.

Installation Instructions:

Installing a new genuine Ford cooling fan clutch jumper wire harness pigtail on a 2007-2008 Ford F-150, Navigator, or Expedition V8 can be done with just a few basic tools. Here are the steps to follow:

Tools Needed:

• Pliers
• Wire cutters/strippers
• Heat shrink tubing or electrical tape
• Soldering iron and solder (optional)

Skill Level:

• Moderate

Estimated Time:

• 30-60 minutes

1. Begin by locating the old cooling fan clutch jumper wire harness pigtail on the vehicle. This pigtail is typically located near the cooling fan and may be covered in dirt or debris.

2. Use pliers to disconnect the old pigtail from the wiring harness. You may need to use wire cutters/strippers to remove any insulation from the wires.

3. With the old pigtail removed, take the new genuine Ford cooling fan clutch jumper wire harness pigtail and connect it to the wiring harness. Make sure the wires are properly aligned and securely connected.

4. If necessary, use a soldering iron and solder to make a strong and secure connection between the old wiring and the new pigtail. If soldering, slide heat shrink tubing over the new connection and use a heat source to shrink the tubing into place. If not soldering, wrap the connection in electrical tape to secure it.

5. Finally, test the new pigtail to ensure it is working properly. You may need to start the engine and run it until the cooling fan engages.

Note: It is recommended to consult your vehicle's owner's manual for specific instructions and safety precautions before attempting this installation.