My 2004 freestar has a light on ! and don't know what that means

Marvin

• 85242 Answers
• Posted on Feb 03, 2009

SOURCE: 2004 freestar

the most common cause of this in your Ford based on my dealer related repairs would be a part called the rotating ribbon contact (Ford refers to this part as the Clock-Spring contact.) that connects the steering wheel airbag to the steering column wiring, this contact coils and uncoils as the wheel is turned left and right and makes a solid connection to all steering wheel mounted components and controls. To change this part you must dis-arm the airbag and remove the steering wheel, if u do this repair yourself it is very important that u dis-arm the SRS system before starting work, this can be done by disconnecting the battery for 1 hour.

SOURCE: freestar 2004 rear brake light won't go off. Bulb

I'm assuming all of the brake lights are on? If so there is a brake light switch located way up under the dash that hits on the arm for your brake pedal. If this is not "closed" when the pedal is up (not depressed), your brake lights will stay on. It is adjustable.

SOURCE: i have an 2004 ford

code b1342 means the ecu in your vehicle is faulty call the dealer ship with last 8 digits of vin to get correct ecu part # and pricing new your looking at 800-1400 or go to www.everdrive.com when you get info from dealer they have 3 year unlimited mile warrenty and probably cost 280 bucks

SOURCE: i'm changing a steering rack

****! I HATE it when that happens,.
Seriously -- If you go to your local dealer's parts department,. they can pull up a schemata on that,. just talk & be nice as they are in the business of charging for work,. not giving away information - but being nice always helps!
Best regards
Ck

Iron

• 3018 Answers
• Posted on Aug 18, 2011

SOURCE: are the head lights adjustable

• Hi, I can help.
• If you open the hood and look down onto the headlight assembly you sill see two hols on each headlight.
• One hole adjusts the vertical and the other hole adjusts the horizontal.
• You only need a small socket to make any adjustments.

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