Car security system locked
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Car security system locked
I need help from every one… I bought excursion 2005 6.0L recently…. The car is cranking but revues to start … we check it by shop computer… they inform me that, the security system locked.... any one has an idea how I can unlock the security system.
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If it's a/m then there is usually a switch(where it's mounted would depend on the person that did the installing) that would override that "locking command". I think it's called a valet switch, but that might just be a term that Viper uses, I don't know.
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I think that system was only in the Excursion. Was not in any Superduty. Suggest you move up to the Excursion forum and ask in there. I'm sure someone there will know. You will have better luck getting an answer than in a diesel engine forum like this one.
I think Ford has to unlock it, but I am not certain.
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thank to tex 25025, bpounds & cheezit ......
today the car inspected by dealer, they inform me that "no enough pressure in the engine to start" …. What is cause of this ….. they want to overhaul the engine… Please I need help to deside
today the car inspected by dealer, they inform me that "no enough pressure in the engine to start" …. What is cause of this ….. they want to overhaul the engine… Please I need help to deside
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thank to tex 25025, bpounds & cheezit ......
today the car inspected by dealer, they inform me that "no enough pressure in the engine to start" …. What is cause of this ….. they want to overhaul the engine… Please I need help to deside
today the car inspected by dealer, they inform me that "no enough pressure in the engine to start" …. What is cause of this ….. they want to overhaul the engine… Please I need help to deside
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Sounds like they have diagnosed a problem in the high pressure oil system. That shouldn't require a complete overhaul of the engine, only replacement of the faulty components.
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Well Alrafee, glad you have a start on repair. Hopefully the "overhaul" thing is just confusion over the language. Best of luck.
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We can all sit here and make random guesses about this "car" but with the limited info its just that, blind guess. What kind of "pressure" is the dealer talking about? Compression, High press oil, fuel??
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The car had 118045 mile..... I will provide the result from the dealer regarding the
ICP (Injection Control Pressure Sensor)
HFCM (the fuel pump)
FICM (Fuel Injector Control Module)
IPR (injection pressure regulator)
HPOP (high pressure oil pump)
Please inform me if there is any further information I can provided from the dealer
ICP (Injection Control Pressure Sensor)
HFCM (the fuel pump)
FICM (Fuel Injector Control Module)
IPR (injection pressure regulator)
HPOP (high pressure oil pump)
Please inform me if there is any further information I can provided from the dealer
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It may be as simple as resetting the PATS, but I would strongly suggest going to another, more honest dealer...
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what is PATS