A Generic Electronic Module (GEM) is a versatile, standardized hardware component used in various electronic systems, particularly in automotive and industrial applications. It serves as a central control unit that can interface with multiple sensors and actuators, enabling communication and data processing. GEMs facilitate modular design and integration, allowing for easier updates and maintenance of electronic systems. Their adaptability makes them suitable for a range of functionalities, from controlling vehicle systems to managing automation processes.
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There isn't one, the indicators are controlled by the GEM (Generic Electronic Module).
Generic electronic module is basically a body control computer that can be found on Ford vehicles. It controls the function of heated rear windows, battery saver, one-touch down driver's side window and perimeter anti-theft.
Either your VSS (vehicle speed sensor) or your GEM Module (generic electronic module) is not working/broke.
I believe that is in the center stack of the dash , behind and to the left of the radio
On my 2001, it is located behind the driver's side kickpanel.
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To reset the Generic Electronic Module (GEM) on a 2002 Ford Explorer, disconnect the vehicle's battery by removing the negative terminal for about 15 minutes. This will allow the module to clear any stored error codes and reset its functions. After the time has elapsed, reconnect the battery terminal and start the vehicle to ensure the GEM has reset properly. If issues persist, further diagnostics may be necessary.
As far as I know the GEM ( Generic Electronic Module ) controls the 4x4 on the 1995 Ford Explorer and I believe that is in the center stack of the dash behind and to the left of the radio