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The connector on resistor looks perfectly fine (actually still looks brand new). I ended up replacing the blower motor only and its working perfectly now. -
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Great news! Glad the original showed up and worked first time, it can be a nightmare when something goes into theft mode. -
By Davehal9000 · Posted
Filed a lost parcel claim on Saturday. They found it Monday. Wasn't an issue until USPS was about to pay out some money. Installed the new cluster. Fired up the first time. Haven't had a problem since. Will let her run it a few days, and if the trend continues, will get it all pretty again and call it good. Automotive Circuit Solutions of Marshfield MO is the company who did the work for us. Definitely worth a shot if smacking the dash has become part of your car starting on a Ford Fusion! -
You need to figure out if it is in theft mode, which it likely is. You cannot just drop in a programmed cluster while it is theft mode, it will not fix it if that is the case. The theft system looks at the key, the cluster and the module itself to decide what to do. Once it is tripped, it is not a simple task to get it out as you need a higher level scan tool to get into the modules. Remotely programming modules is not an exact science, there are lots of problems that can happen. Try and find someone local.
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I'm sure it's the same part, I just can't find where they put it. -
What's different? Ford lists the same part # sensor for over 1600 vehicles. -
By Davehal9000 · Posted
The folks who I took the cluster to are professionals. They know what they are doing. I think the current problem is that when I asked to get the old cluster bad while USPS searched for the lost replacement, they gave me the wrong "old" cluster, meaning someone else's. The shop had told me the old unit was in such bad shape, it would be cheaper, better, to buy new. They did so, programmed it, and USPS lost it. The old cluster they handed me was in much better shape than it should have been. I wasn't familiar enough with the old to know what damage was present, but the owner doesn't think this one was hers. Would the wrong cluster, not programmed to the car, do this? Have filed an insurance claim with USPS. Will buy another and press on. -
This is gonna sound crazy but, I have a 2012 ford fusion with the 3.0 liter v6? Anyway the ac will stay on all day in park, but the second you shift out of park the ac quits. Put it back in park the ac will come back on . Actually the second you click the button on shifter the ac shuts off . You can push button on shifter and the ac will cycle on and off. Please help anyone. It's my wife's car and she hauls our 3 kiss around.
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