howpeculiar
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- 2004 Mountaineer
I am working on my brothers 2004 Mountaineer AWD. He lost a timing chain guide on the 4.6L, and I replaced the timing sets, driver head, and all the power steering stuff since it was easy to take care of then. I also replaced both front CV axles, and the filters. The last two things that are driving my crazy are the TPMS system and the ABS system.
The ABS gets a C1235/C1236 code, even though it only has the center sensor in the back. I replaced the sensor, but the codes still come back in about 100ft of driving. Thoughts?
On the TPMS problem, I have taken it in and the tire shop could not get the TPMS to respond. I have also tried to turn ignition on/off three times, hit brake, and three more cycles, but the horn never sounds, and the Tire Pressure Monitor Fault still shows up in the message center. Thoughts?
The ABS gets a C1235/C1236 code, even though it only has the center sensor in the back. I replaced the sensor, but the codes still come back in about 100ft of driving. Thoughts?
On the TPMS problem, I have taken it in and the tire shop could not get the TPMS to respond. I have also tried to turn ignition on/off three times, hit brake, and three more cycles, but the horn never sounds, and the Tire Pressure Monitor Fault still shows up in the message center. Thoughts?
