#1999 ford explorer radio wiring update#
#1999 ford explorer radio wiring full#
#1999 ford explorer radio wiring Bluetooth#
#1999 ford explorer radio wiring free#

Dealer quoted battery harness cable replacement at 701.42. Positive battery terminal (aka circuit breaker assembly) corroded. We did not have the fuel gauge repaired before trade-in as it was an easy fix for them (we were told), and could be an expensive one for us. I am still waiting to get it looked at to see how much it will cost and if covered under warranty Replaced both front head lights - one was burned out.Р”Р‡uel gauge isn't working - I've taken it in for repairs but have had to reschedule due to heavy volume of vehicles needing work, ahead of mine.

#1999 ford explorer radio wiring Bluetooth#

Upgrade/fixes to Ford sync (dashboard controlling bluetooth phone connections, directions, climate, etc) Upgrade/fixes to Ford sync (dashboard controlling bluetooth phone connections, directions, climate, etc)Р”Сћnd time to dealer to resolve this issue.

#1999 ford explorer radio wiring update#

Microsoft sync system has many issues and needs update that is very time consuming and not user friendlyР”В«lend door actuator stripped and had to be replacedР”РЋ20 volt outlet repairedР’В Backup camera replacedР”В®xterior keypad entry was working very intermittently. Reprogram MFT due to hanging nav system and overall poor response and performance.Р”Р„udio for the DVD system on rear headrests does not work through thru the vehicle radio as indicated in the user guide, transmitted over a 'unused' frequency which apparently is not really unused depending on the locale you are in. I was forced to buy an OBD2 cable and FORscan in an attempt to clear the faults but as of today, fault lights are still on.Р”В«attery died. Shop does not want to claim responsibility.

Upon starting there were multiple warning related to brake and traction control system. But after jump starting the car just to get home and had the new battery delivered and installed.

#1999 ford explorer radio wiring free#

Shop I bought the battery from agreed to replace free of charge. Wiring harness failure, caused an erroneous battery warning light.Р”Сћnd air conditioner compressor replacement required ugh!!!!РІР‚в„ў Also required a new condenserР”В«attery died under warranty.

The AC compressor failed and needed to be replaced.Р”Р„ir conditioning compressor clutch seized Car had less than 75000km when this occurred. AC compressor replaced using Ford Extended Warranty. Evacuated and recharged coolant.Р”Р„C compressor clutch disintegrated and was nowhere to be found in engine bay. Dealer evaluated and determined below standard. Dealer diagnosed and replaced both rear seatbelt wire harnesses per TSB 16-0001Р”В«rand new vehicle and air conditioner was't cooling the vehicle appropriately. Replaced hinges, control module, lift gate motor.Р”Р„irbag light was on. Dealer replaced battery.Р”В«attery bad on service. The Explorer on the show room floor had the same problem.Р”Р„mbient temperature sensor would sporadically read wrong replaced under extended warranty

#1999 ford explorer radio wiring full#

It seems if it sits for a week with no use, the parasitic drain on the battery is high and it gives this error until it has been driven to full charge. Got charging system error, noted bad battery by the 'eye' on the battery being black.Р”В¬harging system error again. Found and replaced a damaged pin in a harness connector. They found 3 pages of codes and a lack of BCM communication. Problem reoccurred, drove car straight to dealer with warning lights on, did not turn it off. Unit was replaced under extended warranty with $100 deductible. Pull the panel out to access the passenger compartment fuse panel.Р”РЋ994-2000:Р’В Power Mirror Switch, Power Antenna, Memory Seat (1997-2000)Р”РЋ997-2000:Р’В Blower Motor Relay, Air Bag Diagnostic MonitorР”Сћ001-2003:Р’В Cluster, Autolamp.Servo motor in heater/ac failed.

If a fuse blows again contact a qualified service center.

Use always an intact fuse of the same color.

Never replace a broken fuse with anything other than a new fuse.

Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating can cause severe wire damage and could start a fire.

Always replace a fuse with one that has the specified amperage rating.

Always disconnect the battery before servicing high current fuses.

Before replacing fuses check that the key has been removed from the ignition and that all the services are switched off and/or disengaged.