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2004 Expedition XLT Faulty Cluster? ABS and Brake light on..
Thanks for the link! Midas used their scanner to diagnose that a rear wheel speed sensor was faulty (though I guess it may be a fault in the hub, that shows up as a wheel speed sensor fault). Obviously their quote was for a complete assembly at $700 fitted, but I bought a $40 replacement wheel...- shedtastic
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2004 Expedition XLT Faulty Cluster? ABS and Brake light on..
No it will not. They sell ones that claim to read ABS and SRS codes, but the one they can use on your car is not that fancy. I will have to see if there is a shop in town I've not yet fallen out with, that I can take the car in to.. Neil.- shedtastic
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2004 Expedition XLT Faulty Cluster? ABS and Brake light on..
Ah. This I had not considered.. Good info. My code reader was only $20 so is unlikely to be that good.. I wonder if the scan tool the use at Autozone will pick up the code.. I'll find out tomorrow. Thanks, Neil.- shedtastic
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2004 Expedition XLT Faulty Cluster? ABS and Brake light on..
Annoyingly, as I come to sell our expedition, it has developed a fault. Both the ABS light and the E brake light have come on permanently. A few things lead me to suspect the cluster is faulty: 1) No OBD fault codes found 2) No immediately obvious faults with the e Brake switch 3)...- shedtastic
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