Mike Peterson
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- 2012 Explorer XLT
I wonder why the throttle body would cause these faults.
Welcome to the Forum.Hi Everybody,
My '17 Ex Sport has the TMS fault also. Unfortunately, when this occurs a whole host of other things go bad as well. (911 system not operational, Check Parking Aid, the seat memory doesn't work, and my turn signals fail to operate.
I'm taking it to the dealer tomorrow but have little hope after reading this thread. This will be my second visit and I have approximately 700 miles on the car. First time they told me they didn't find anything wrong. And to bring it back if it happened again. That was 10 days ago.
I will post any updates as I get them. Hoping for the best.
Welcome to the Forum.
Please keep us in the loop. Thanks.
Thanks Peterk9,
Well, I'd like to report that after 4 days at the dealer, and upon turning the vehicle on, the techs also got the dreaded TMS error.
After what they told me was a lot of back and forth with specialist/engineers at FoMoCo, they decided it to be attributable to a Smart Data Link Module.
Since picking it up, I've only driven it a short distance and no light has appeared. Time will tell.
This was confusing because I haven't read this as being the culprit before in any thread. But again, time will tell if it's right or not.
I will definitely keep you up to date should issues arise or not.
Thanks to all for the info on this tread.
VAmo
Thanks Peterk9,
Well, I'd like to report that after 4 days at the dealer, and upon turning the vehicle on, the techs also got the dreaded TMS error.
After what they told me was a lot of back and forth with specialist/engineers at FoMoCo, they decided it to be attributable to a Smart Data Link Module.
Since picking it up, I've only driven it a short distance and no light has appeared. Time will tell.
This was confusing because I haven't read this as being the culprit before in any thread. But again, time will tell if it's right or not.
I will definitely keep you up to date should issues arise or not.
Thanks to all for the info on this tread.
VAmo
Does the 2012 Explorer have a smart data link module also?Do you happen to know the part number of the piece that they replaced? I have a similar intermittent fault and dealers have had no luck in tracking it down.
Thanks.
Welcome to the Forum Ronnie.Hey guys picked my 2014 Ford Explorer up from dealership where it had pretty much a rear end overhaul. The battery was dead when i picjed it up and their tester read bad battery. After jumping it off while i was driving home the Terrain Management Fault came up and my selector knob quit working. Could this be due to a faulty battery or something they did?
Welcome to the Forum.I have a 2016 explorer XLT AWD
it was heavily snowing today I went for 1 one hour ride then stopped at the pharmacy. I park over around a 20 cm snow in the street.
When I pressed on the pedal to accelerate suddenly the message (hill assist not available-terrain management system fault + service advanceTrac) appeared and I lost traction
I called the dealer they told me be to call back Monday to take an appointment!
Any solution ?
I have a 2016 explorer XLT AWD
it was heavily snowing today I went for 1 one hour ride then stopped at the pharmacy. I park over around a 20 cm snow in the street.
When I pressed on the pedal to accelerate suddenly the message (hill assist not available-terrain management system fault + service advanceTrac) appeared and I lost traction
I called the dealer they told me be to call back Monday to take an appointment!
Any solution ?
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If you do be sure to check this thread; Canada ESP plans now discountedThanks guys, will look into ESP.