If you’re like me, you’ve been in the habit of using your laptop’s built-in webcam to attend video meetings. But did you know that those webcams can be a real battery drain? According to a recent report, disabling your computer’s remote features can help preserve battery life. The report, which was published by the website…
If you are looking to wire up your Ford’s tail lights, there are a few things that you will need to know. First off, the tail light wire colors can vary depending on the model and year of your vehicle. However, there are a few general tips that can help make the process a little…
“Park Brake Malfunction Service Now” – a message no Ford driver wants to see light up their dashboard. Yet, it’s a common alert that demands immediate attention to safeguard both the vehicle and its occupants. If you’ve encountered this urgent prompt, you’re likely dealing with a crucial component of your braking system crying out for…
The “Park Brake Limited Function Service Required” message indicates a problem with your vehicle’s park brake system that requires prompt diagnosis and repair. Failing to address this issue can lead to brake failure and vehicle rollaway incidents. Let’s dive into the meaning, causes, troubleshooting steps, and repair procedures for this warning message. Step-by-Step Diagnosis and…
If you own a Ford F-150, you may have experienced low oil pressure. This can be a serious problem because it can cause your engine to seize up. There are a few things that can cause this problem, and there are a few things that you can do to fix it. The first thing that…
If you’re the proud owner of a 2021 Ford F-150, you may have noticed that there’s a backup beeper that sounds when you’re in reverse. While this can be a helpful safety feature, it can also be annoying if you’re trying to back up quietly. Fortunately, there’s a way to turn off the backup beeper…
To tell if your APIM module is bad, look out for electrical problems such as dimming or flickering lights, communication issues with other vehicle modules, and inability to control features such as power windows, mirrors, and radio. A diagnostic tool can be used to check for error codes and inspect the wiring and connections to…
If you have a truck with a rusty bed, there are a few things you can do to fix it. First, remove any loose rust with a wire brush. If the rust is more widespread, you may need to use a power washer or sandblaster. Next, apply a rust converter or primer to the affected…
If your Ford F-150 has an annoying door ajar warning chime that sounds even when all the doors are shut, there is a way to disable it. This feature is designed to remind drivers to close their doors, but sometimes it can be more of a nuisance than a help. The good news is that…
If you’re a Ford F150 owner, you may have heard of the O2 sensor and the possibility of bypassing it. In this blog post, we’ll take a deep dive into the O2 sensor, why you may want to bypass it, and how to do so. We’ll cover everything from understanding the O2 sensor and identifying…
A Ford F150 has four oxygen (O2) sensors. Two are located upstream of the catalytic converters and two are located downstream. The upstream sensors monitor the amount of oxygen in the exhaust before it enters the catalytic converters, and the downstream sensors monitor the amount of oxygen in the exhaust after it exits the catalytic…
Hill Descent Control is a sophisticated system that helps drivers maintain control over their vehicles when driving down steep slopes. It’s a feature available in most Ford F150 trucks, Which utilizes advanced technology to maintain a steady speed and provide drivers with a smooth and stable descent. Purpose of Hill Descent Control in Ford F150…
Most people don’t know that there are different wire colors for the turn signals on a Ford car. The wire colors can be different depending on the model and year of the car. Here is a list of the most common wire colors for Ford turn signals: – Green – Yellow – Brown – Gray…
Screen mirroring with Ford Sync 4 allows you to share your phone’s screen with your car’s display. The process is easy and requires you to prepare your devices, connect them, select screen mirroring on Ford Sync 4, and enjoy the experience. Ford Sync 4 is the latest infotainment system from Ford, designed to enhance your…
In today’s world, we are constantly looking for ways to be more efficient and save money. One way to do this is by using onboard generators. Ford has come out with a new Pro Power Onboard 2Kw generator that is perfect for those who need a little extra power on the go. This generator is…
“Your vehicle stalling unexpectedly can be a nightmare, especially when you’re miles away from help. The culprit? Often, it’s a faulty ignition coil. But understanding the ‘Ford Ignition Coil Resistance Specifications’ can be your first step towards prevention and smooth driving. This guide is dedicated to demystifying the complexities of ignition coils, ensuring your Ford…
If you’re looking to get your Ford vehicle’s windows tinted, you might be wondering what the legal limit is for window tint darkness in your state. The percent of light that a window film allows through your car windows is called the VLT (visible light transmission), and each state has different regulations about how dark…
If your Ford F150’s wrench light is on, it’s time to take action. This light is a warning that your vehicle requires maintenance or service. Resetting the wrench light is a simple process that can be done with a few tools and some basic knowledge of your vehicle’s onboard diagnostic system (OBD). The Ford F150…
Hello, Ford F150 friends! We’ve got a handy guide here that’s all about making sure the throttle system of your truck is in tip-top shape. Don’t worry, we’ve kept things simple and straightforward, so whether you’re new to truck care or have been tinkering under the hood for years, we’ve got something for you! In…
Ford F-150 speed sensor is located on the rear section of the transmission. It measures the transmission/transaxle output or wheel speed. In this guide, we’ll cover: Stay tuned to get your Ford F150 back in tip-top shape. Where exactly to find the speed sensor in your Ford F150 Ford F-150 speed sensor is located on…
If you are experiencing rough idle and stalling issues with your Ford F150, it could be caused by dirty fuel injectors, faulty spark plugs, malfunctioning mass air flow sensor, dirty throttle body, vacuum leaks, or failed sensors. Rough idle and stalling are two common issues faced by Ford F150 owners. The rough idle means that…
The Ford F150 Rear Window Leak Recall affects certain models of the Ford F150 pickup truck manufactured between 2015-2018. The recall was issued due to a design flaw in the rear window that caused water to leak into the interior of the truck, Causing damage, and mold growth. If you own an affected Ford F150,…
Ford F150 Rear End Interchange involves replacing the rear end assembly in your Ford F150 truck with a compatible unit. This process requires knowledge of the various types of rear ends available, compatibility, and the necessary tools and equipment. Safety precautions should also be taken when performing the interchange. The Ford F150 Rear End Interchange…
The Ford F150 is a popular pickup truck known for its reliability and performance. However, some F150 owners have reported a common issue with their radiator fans constantly running, even when the engine is not hot. This can lead to a dead battery, overuse of the fan, and other potential problems. In this blog post,…
The Ford F-150 has been one of America’s most popular trucks for decades. And for good reason: It’s tough, reliable, and can haul a lot of stuff. But one of the best things about the F-150 is its power sliding rear window. This feature allows you to open up the back of the truck to…
The Ford F150 truck is a workhorse. It’s comfortable, efficient, and can tow just about anything you need it to. But one thing that can be a bit tricky to figure out is whether or not to use the Overdrive function. Let’s take a look at what Overdrive does and when you should use it…
If you have a Ford F150 with an intermittent starting problem, there are a few things that could be causing it. It could be something as simple as a loose connection or a bad battery, or it could be something more serious like a problem with the ignition system. Regardless of the cause, it’s important…
A Ford F150 can hesitate while driving for a number of reasons, including: In the nifty guide ahead, we’ll delve into the mystifying world of: So, buckle up as we navigate through this journey of keeping your Ford F-150 running as smoothly as it was meant to be! 8 Most Common Causes of Ford F-150…