I have had the same problem since it was almost new, the dealer said it is the switch in the doors that sticks. I never had it fixed since I would have to leave it there. It's not readily accessible, you have to take the door panel off. All I did was take the bulbs out of the overhead light, the "door ajar" light still will shine, but rather than have a dealer fix it, I can do without the dome light---buy a flashlight, it's cheaper!
just spray light oil in your doorlatch. that worked for me have to do it about once a year
The dome light switch is located inside the door, adjacent to the door latching mechanism at the rear of the door. A common problem with those is that the dome light stays on. This is caused by the switch sticking, and can be remedied by a good spray of WD-40 in the door latch area. Open and close the door a few times and it will usually free itself up.
The sensor is intergrated into the door latch. If it is not working (and the door chime stays on) spray it with WD 40. This almost always works.
The outside temp sensor is located on the passenger side of grille by radiator
what sensor controls the fuel relay
try looking behind the powersteering pump resivior but it may be behind the timing belt cover
Where is the ford ranger 2004 revcounter sensor conected
It is similar, but the controls and sensor plugs are different.It is similar, but the controls and sensor plugs are different.
Where is the crank sensor located on a 94 ranger 4.0 motor
well "bank one" refers to the side of the block that contains cylinder#1 see repair manual for firing order and cylinder numbering guides. as for the o2 sensor its on that same side
YES - www.motorcraft.com lists a DPFE sensor for all available engines on a 1996 Ford Ranger
What is a carbon dioxide sensor?
speed sensor a
yes