1998rollover
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- 1998 Mountaineer
Error codes C1102 C1230 C1237 PO500
What do I need to look for to fix those? The speedometer works but is slow responding at low speeds, have to get up to around 20 MPH sometimes before it moves. The rear axle sensor was changed in the donor vehicle shortly before the swap, attempting to get its ABS to work. (The tach is also flaky acting, I took the cluster apart and cleaned all the push in gauge contacts. Tach still iffy.)
Rear axle sensor only on both vehicles, no transfer case sensor in Mountaineer or Trac.
The acceleration switch from the donor has been mounted beside the battery, arrow pointing forward. Is there a way to eliminate this part?
I installed a complete new ABS unit for a 1998 Explorer/Mountaineer. No change in the acceleration switch codes, but codes relating to the ABS unit itself didn't come back.
I have a VCX Nano device and it makes no difference what I program in for tire size, the speedometer always reads the same, about 3 Mph fast.
Donor is a 1998 Mountaineer 302 AWD. Recipient is a 2002 V6 4x4 Sport Trac. PATS was swapped over from the donor so it's using the 1998 keys. Sport Trac GEM was kept. Rear axle and front 3rd member were transferred over.
Rear window doesn't work, didn't work when I got the Trac and I tried the reset procedure a few times before having the drivetrain swap done.
I didn't do the swap myself. Turns out the guy who did it is a drug addict who is now in jail in Oklahoma. I gave him a laptop to use for looking up information on this and other forums but I bet he pawned it or traded it for dope. I also traded him all the leftover parts (which included a good 5R55E transmission and the rebuilt V6 with about 3,000 miles).
I've had to re-do a lot of his screwups.
What do I need to look for to fix those? The speedometer works but is slow responding at low speeds, have to get up to around 20 MPH sometimes before it moves. The rear axle sensor was changed in the donor vehicle shortly before the swap, attempting to get its ABS to work. (The tach is also flaky acting, I took the cluster apart and cleaned all the push in gauge contacts. Tach still iffy.)
Rear axle sensor only on both vehicles, no transfer case sensor in Mountaineer or Trac.
The acceleration switch from the donor has been mounted beside the battery, arrow pointing forward. Is there a way to eliminate this part?
I installed a complete new ABS unit for a 1998 Explorer/Mountaineer. No change in the acceleration switch codes, but codes relating to the ABS unit itself didn't come back.
I have a VCX Nano device and it makes no difference what I program in for tire size, the speedometer always reads the same, about 3 Mph fast.
Donor is a 1998 Mountaineer 302 AWD. Recipient is a 2002 V6 4x4 Sport Trac. PATS was swapped over from the donor so it's using the 1998 keys. Sport Trac GEM was kept. Rear axle and front 3rd member were transferred over.
Rear window doesn't work, didn't work when I got the Trac and I tried the reset procedure a few times before having the drivetrain swap done.
I didn't do the swap myself. Turns out the guy who did it is a drug addict who is now in jail in Oklahoma. I gave him a laptop to use for looking up information on this and other forums but I bet he pawned it or traded it for dope. I also traded him all the leftover parts (which included a good 5R55E transmission and the rebuilt V6 with about 3,000 miles).
I've had to re-do a lot of his screwups.