Hey, our interceptor was crashed, and I think the person who poorly repaired it before we bought it cut the wiring for that sensor, any chance you know what color the wires are, and im curious if they are ran with the horn wiring since that's the only cut wiring I can find
I just replaced mines and the check engine light is still on. I also unplugged the Battery and Hook it back up still the check engine light is on, what else can I do?
You need the code reader to reset it. For mine, they said there was a permanent code and it had to be reset at the dealer but the check engine wasn't up for it. Another thing you can try is forscan and reset it in there. forscan.org/ you'll need to buy the cable, drag a laptop in there, and reset it in that software.
Hey, our interceptor was crashed, and I think the person who poorly repaired it before we bought it cut the wiring for that sensor, any chance you know what color the wires are, and im curious if they are ran with the horn wiring since that's the only cut wiring I can find
I'd check for you but the ford dealer randomly charged me $200 to put them back together haha
@@ford2017PIU thanks for the reply, I found the wiring colors online by a Fluke, and the wires do run in the loom with the horn wiring
Dude thank you
I just replaced mines and the check engine light is still on. I also unplugged the Battery and Hook it back up still the check engine light is on, what else can I do?
You need the code reader to reset it. For mine, they said there was a permanent code and it had to be reset at the dealer but the check engine wasn't up for it. Another thing you can try is forscan and reset it in there. forscan.org/ you'll need to buy the cable, drag a laptop in there, and reset it in that software.