Problems after pulling pcu/ECU fuse
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02-21-18, 07:25 AM
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Problems after pulling pcu/ECU fuse
Pulled pcm fuse to reset after replacing msf sensor. Now radio interior lights and gauges don't work.
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Seems everything in dash area including heater, power windows as well.. 2003 Ford explorer 6 cylinder 4.0 Eddie Bauer. Will check to see if I disturbed other fuses
Started right up this morning though. Running rough at idle but from what I've read this is normal
Started right up this morning though. Running rough at idle but from what I've read this is normal
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02-24-18, 07:56 AM
I have no idea how many times I had ECM fuse pulled on various vehicles, finicky capricious hybrids including. NEVER had an issue. Then again, it's Ford and they are plagued with electric issues in wiring. Specifically, fusible links. I join the choir - something got bumped.
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So the rough idle has returned. Thinking I will try the battery disconnect ECU reset. Also read that it could be exhaust leak. Tried listening for leak but can't tell if there's anything, at least not that I can identify.
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