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Ford Focus Instrumentation & Controls Questions
Just bought a 2007 focus ses sedan.
Wanted to know if the steering wheel cruise control bottons light up when you turn on your headlights?
Wanted to know if the steering wheel cruise control bottons light up when you turn on your headlights?
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It turns out that our license plate light connector rusted out & shorted causing fuse #42 to blow. I hope this helps.
I figure part of the point of having stuff on the steering wheel is that it is done by feel as you do not want to have your eyes off the road. I use the cruise all the time, after a while you just know where it is, kind of like playing the piano.
Cheers
Simon
Just like you, the brake lights, turn signals and all other lights work fine.
When I looked under the dash for the fuses, there was no fuse in #42. The manual does not list one in that position.
By the way, my license plate lights are all corroded. I removed them and cleaned them and replaced the bulb, but I still have no lights.
Any help would be appreciated.
Steve
My ZX3 '00 had that problem years ago. After I took it to the second Ford dealer they correctly diagnosed a shorted wire. I paid about $75 to repair. Months later I read the NHTSA website about the Ford recall on that. This dealer wouldn't reimburse me stating my car wasn't produced at the facility the recall applied to. What a crock.
Matt
Any help would be appreciated.
The only thing otherwise was that I'd gotten a new set of tires installed on April 28.
Is there any possible explanation for the unusual speedometer and trip odometer behavior?
So start with the gauge itself and connections to the gauge. I had a temp gauge that was behaving oddly that turned out to have a cracked electrical connector. When the car was decellerating the connection would open and close and the temp gauge would bounce down to zero and back up to operating temp. When accelerating, the connection was physically forced closed and the temp gauge read properly.
But when you add in your odometer resetting, I'm leaning towards the instrument itself being fried.
I deem it to be nothing worth spending money on.