I'm not sure, but i think the windstar (99) has two seprate computers, one is on the fire wall, and one is in front of hte passenger seat, under the glove box
the pcm is under the wiper cover on the pass side i just replaced one.
It is on the right-hand side and is only accessible from the engine bay. You have to remove the plastic cover against the windshield and remove the metal windshield wiper assembly. It is not difficult.
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1995: Left inner fender just in front of the firewall
The Onboard Diagnostics Tool or ODBII for the 1999 Ford Windstar does require a fuse which is listed on the fuse chart of the Ford Windstar owners manual.
The 1999 Ford Windstar does not have a separate computer for the fuel system. The vehicle computer contains all of the functions for the fuel system. The vehicle system computer is located behind the kick plate.
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You program the "computer" for a specific mileage between filter changes. It will display a message when it is nearing time for a change. See the owners manual for steps to program the computer module (instrument cluster module0. Carl On the Windstar, the default calculation is on Ford's recommended mileage interval - 5,000 miles. It is possible to over-ride that and set a shorter mileage interval. Those instructions are also in the Owners Manual (See "Related Questions" below)
Ford Windstar was created in 1994.
The crank position sensor on a 2001 Ford Windstar van is located on the bottom of the engine. It constantly monitors the engine's crankshaft and reports information to the computer.
The timing on the 1.9L escorts are controlled by the onboard computer and CANNOT be adjusted.
Yes. The mirror on the 2001 Ford Windstar is the same mirror found on the 1999 Ford Windstar. They are interchangeable.
Call an auto wrecker/used parts dealer. They have computer programs that will quickly and easily tell what years are interchangable. And if there are any stipulations. Its the easiest way by far.
No - the computer will notice some better sensor readings all by itself
It will bolt in, however, you will run into problems with the onboard computer. You will have to reprogram, or maybe even change it.
Do you have a 3.8 engine for a 2001 Windstar Ford Van?