Im having problems with my 2005 ford Explorer with the fuel temperature sensor code P0182. Is the sensor on the fuel pump or the fuel pressure sensor? I have no clue ?

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Sounds like the fuel pressure regulator is going bad...this will cause the fuel pressure to be high and create a flooding condition. Which in turn will gas wash the motor and contaminate the O2 sensor with excessive fuel. Check fuel pressure with a gauge at the valve you are using to relieve pressure. You can find pressure specs on-line for that particular vechicle. If pressure is high...replace regulator, O2, change oil and reset computer by disconnecting battery for ten minutes...

SOURCE: 99 Ford Explorer V6 no power

You mention no check engine light, and all the work you've done leave one solution; Your catalytic converter is clogged.

When you replace you catalytic converter your issues will cease. This is a very common problem, and a simple fix.

I hope this information helps and I wish you luck with your repair.

SOURCE: 98 ford explorer oil pressure sensor location

2.9L and 4.0L engines-Left side front of the engine, below the cylinder head in the engine block

SOURCE: 2005 ford excape with fuel

It is a fuel rail pressure switch

So you look on the fuel rail

If you dont know how to do that or test it,
you don't get involved

Just because you got a code, doesn't mean that is a problem

I called a Lincoln Dealer earlier this year & they only sold
4 in four years total, for all vehicles they service & outside parts sells

So that is not a common failure at all

SOURCE: 98 ford explorer cranks wont fire

Check your Cam,MAP,MAF sensors.