Ficm For 2005 6.0 Diesel on 2040-parts.com
Novelty, Ohio, United States
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Litely used (3 months) rebuilt used FICM for an 2005 and up 6.0 liter diesel. Rebuilt by the late Diesel Tech Ron. Truck was totaled and lawsuit was just settled. Yours for steal no core needed
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