under the front bumper on the passenger side very easy to get at. looks like a cone that the dr looks in your ear with
Have your TRS (transmission range sensor) checked out. I had the same problem. Took it to a mechanic where he diagnosed everything and then changed out the sensor = $150.24 (sensor was $51.99, rest was diagnisis & labor.
I am assuming this is a traction control warning light. Some vehicles have yaw and roll sensors. If the sensor is bad and is returning a faulty voltage value to the module (probably the body control module) that monitors those sensors, the light will come on.
Interchangeability of parts...
The three 'generations' of Windstars were:
* 1995-1998 - with 1998 having an enlarged drivers doors * 1999-2003
* 2005-2007 "Freestar" - even the Ford online Owners Manuals files are named "Windstar" - it was nothing more than a cosmetic name-change to Freestar
Each 'generation' of Windstars were essentially the same vehicles, with most of the differences being more-or-less cosmetic.
This allows for very high interchangeability of parts within the generation.
Two sources of information regarding specific parts:
* Auto parts store - their books and supplier information will detail parts 'application' - which vehicles a given part fits.
* Auto salvage yard - not only specialist with body parts, but also engines, transmissions, and major mechanicals interchangeability I got a 3.8 L 1995 ford windstar. Dealing with the MASS AIRFLOW SENCORE what other kind of vehical's will fit the same mass airflow sencore the engine # 128256254 vin # SBH53358 please help me thank you
Other than cosmetic differences, Ford made very few significant changes from 1995 to 1998.
The mechanical components and repair procedures are pretty much the same.
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It means that the traction control system is disabled. If you accelerate from a stop in slippery conditions, the tires will continue to spin uncontrolled. The system usually resets after turning the car off. The antilock system cannot be disabled, so the brakes will be unaffected.
Swapping the seats is possible.
When you remove one of the captains chairs, you'll note there is another set of seat latch hooks in the floor - those are positioned for the bench style.
My 2001 came with the bench-style captains chairs with the built-in console - I always wanted to trade with someone who had individual captains chairs... Happen to have gray leather seats? ;)
Here is a link to what I had found doing a google search. http://www.aa1car.com/library/ford_lean_codes.htm Hope this helps. Check with AutoZone retailer in your region.
See "Related Questions" below for much more about this very serious. but somewhat easily fixed, problem with 1999-2003 Windstar 3.8l engines.
Includes links to very detailed instructions on what the fix(es) are.
This is pinging. Caused by cheap fuel, carbon buildup, or engine out of time. Purchase some Seafoam Cleaner at most parts stores and put one can in a full tank of fuel. Repeat if needed. You may also need to inject some through a vacuum intake to remove carbon. Follow the directions on the can.
Here's a few suspects:
# Switch has failed # Fuse failed # Motor under the seat has failed # Wiring to the seat is broken See "Related Questions" below
Buy a kit at Wal-Mart or auto parts comes with instructions
each tie rod end and lower ball joint if they have be replaced
on the dash there should be three buttons info, setup and reset one of those you press a few times and should show reset oil
First turn the key to the run position (dash lights on and gauges on) you do not have to start the car. Now look for the "info" button. Push the info button until you see "push set for system check". Then push the "set" button After you push "set" you will see the oil life setting. Mine was at 0% life remaining. Now push the "set" button for 5 to 10 seconds until you hear a beep. Then the oil life will show 100%. Start the car and the oil change warning should be off. If not just retry the procedure. Where i made my mistake was in not holding the set button down long enough. Both the info and set button are in the center of the dash near the radio.
Sounds like your looking at the traction control switch or if that's the indicator light, someone has pressed the button to turn off automatic traction control. Unfortunately I don't know where that particular button is.
Not sure where it is on a '97 but on an '04 it is located on the steering column top right. Chances are on a '97 it is somewhere on the dash panel. I'm surprised it doesn't reset to off when you shut off and then restart the car.
I'd bet the farm that you have one of two problems.
Either case, the dash has got to come out to fix. How big is the job? For somebody like me who has removed hundreds of those dashes, I can have it out in 45 minutes. Somebody who has never had one out, it could take all day.
Here is something you may want to know to help you figure out what is wrong. There is not just one temp blend door in the box, but there are two that work together. One of them is called a secondary stratification door. Ford has had so much trouble with that secondary door warping and binding against the other door, causing heat and AC problems, that they have revised a new door to replace the old one. The part number is 3F1Z-19D842-AA just in case you get somebody at the Ford parts counter who doesn't have a clue.
there is a button on the end of th gear shift that you simply push in..
I was able to order one at the local Toyota dealership... just the glass insert. They gave me the wrong side so I haven't poped it in yet, but it was only $50. To replace the whole side mirror I was quoted $450.
AnswerTry Hudsonglass.com in Peekskill NY. They have many mirrors in stock. Glass only. call 800-431-2964.Another choice, try to find from "http://www.jawaindustries.com/products_mirror_glass.html" to see if they have the same model of mirror glass