Go sit in your truck and close all the doors. Light stays on right? Put your key in the ignition. Does the chime start going off when you put the key in? If so, door switch or the GEM thinks a door is open. To find out which door... Leave the key in the ingntion. Turn to the on position. Even with doors closed, chime sounds once after a few seconds and door ajar light comes on and stays on right? Open each door one by one. The chime should sound each time you open a door. When you find the door that doesn't make the chime sound when you open it, that is the problem. (Don't forget to try the rear hatch and the hatch glass also!) To determine if the switch is bad or if the GEM is having a problem thinking the door is open, just unplug the suspected switch, close all the doors, and see if the problem stops. (don't forget to wait a second to give the lights time to go off) If unplugging the switch solves it, the replace it. If it doesn't, Ford can check your GEM to see if it is the problem. The switch is located in the latch assembly. Try sprayiny a lubricant (WD-40) or cleaner (carb cleaner) into the latch assembly and open/shut the door several times. This should loosen the dirt build up. The hatch adjar switch should also be located at the latch and again try doing the same thing to it. The sensors are in the door latches. Under the driver side dash, search for a bright orange 'solinoid' like deviceroughly 2 inches long and 1 inch around (it maybe about one inch square). Look while the alarm is sounding. Unplug the alarm. Tape the ends of the exposed wires.
take two cells a buzzer and a light join the buzzer with wire and the light bulb with the buzzer and the cell
The fuse and relay are OK but no 12volts in relay box and main switch. Don't work the windows and interior light.
It responds to the door latch mechanism. If you trigger the latch the light buzzer, door lights e.t.c all respond.
Tail light doesn't. Work with new bulb in
Use the astable to switch a power transistor and connect the buzzer as the transistor load.
It powers the wires, thus powering the light or sound buzzer.
Sorry- the actual buzzer- I'm not sure. But it may help that imo the correct term should be "TAIL Light Warning Buzzer" It's wired in with the TAIL lights. The headlights are on a different circuit so they will work fine.
1. Battery 2. Wires 3. light bulb, buzzer
When you press the button, an electric current is connected, making a strong buzzing noise and/or light.
Have vehicle scanned to determine the problem
The Ford Explorer is a light truck/SUV that has been in continuous production since 1990 (as of September 2014). Exact models with cabin air filters vary by year. For the 2013 Ford Explorer with the 3.5L V6 the OEM Ford Motorcraft cabin air filter is part #FP68.
Sensor switch is seased on back window. Take off back door panel and unplug switch on top by the lock. One screw takes out the switch clean it up lub it and put her back in