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My 2006 ford freestar brake

I would go to a dealer and get a new brake light switch and install it. I would also inquire as to whether or not there is a spring return on the pedal, beyond the normal master cylinder pushing back to its neutral state pressure. If there is not a helper spring to return the pedal to the fully up position, I would ask a dealer to check the master cylinder and vacuum booster. This could be a common problem on that year or model and it costs nothing to ask.
4/3/2013 3:27:51 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Apr 03, 2013
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Abs speed sensor

The hub will not be at fault but the sensor will be. They are prone to water-mud- heat and anything else you drive through. Replace it with a genuine unit
3/20/2013 7:54:58 AM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Mar 20, 2013
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The odometer just disappears, and sometimes comes

That's the instrument cluster itself. It's burning out on you. It's and expensive part that can only be bought from the dealership. Unless you want to try your luck at a junk yard.
3/19/2013 12:11:23 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Mar 19, 2013
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What does vpwr stand for

Vehicle Power --a switched circuit that provides power to anEEC-electronic engine controlCompared to Battery Reference B+What does that have to do with resolving theoxygen sensor issue?
2/16/2013 7:26:37 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Feb 16, 2013
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I just got a 2006 ford freestar the dvd player dont work.what tool can i use to take tht one out and put the new dvd player in

There are 4 small holes 2 on either side of the face,they made a tool but 4 small nails will work,just insert the nails into the holes and they will release the metal spring clips that retain the unit
2/15/2013 4:00:09 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Feb 15, 2013
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Rear turn and stop lights won't work. Replaced bulbs, but still out. Can't locate a blown fuse.

On some vehicles when a light is burnt out it turns that whole section off on others the lights are individual and can burn independently. ----------------------------------------------------------------------Multidiag Actia
12/4/2012 3:26:07 AM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Dec 04, 2012
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Where are the fuel injectors?

there right on top of egine midlle on intake manifold need more help let me know
11/27/2012 1:57:34 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Nov 27, 2012
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2006 FREESTAR HARD STEERING TO THE LEFT

It is a common issue of this model of Ford. I think you should get it checked with the dealer. Get A Performance Chip
11/7/2012 7:15:23 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Nov 07, 2012
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2006 FORD FREESTAR HARD STEERING TO LEFT

That is a problem ,Where you just can,t wing it end stay what is causeing it to do that, With out checking the car out, It will have to be taken in to a shop. To find out what the problem is,
11/7/2012 6:40:16 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Nov 07, 2012
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Changing rear brakes 2005 freestar

The brake calipar pistons on the rear, have to be turned in with a special tool, they can't be pressed in like the front. turn them in just far enough for the new pads to fit over the rotors.
11/6/2012 10:41:19 PM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Nov 06, 2012
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Snow Tires without TPMS on 2006 Ford Freestar

yes you will just have a low tire pressure warning on the dashboard
10/22/2012 1:04:17 AM • 2006 Ford... • Answered on Oct 22, 2012
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