Brakes on 2001 Ford explore sport Trac

Asked by Seekingknowledge Mar 19, 2018 at 09:33 AM about the 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Why when I tilt steering wheel up brake lights work
turn signals hazards lights work but when the
steering wheel set's in place nothing works but 3rd
brake light

3 Answers

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FORD HAS HAD PROBLEMS WITH WIRES BREAKING IN STEERING COLUMS YOU SHOULD HAVE IT CHECKED BEFORE IT BURNS ON YOU

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There was a recall on that problem years ago. Check the Ford Service Bulletin to see if your car still qualifies under the recall, the dealer will do the repair at no cost to you.

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On my 2001 my harness connect on the steering column was too short and would pull lose when the wheel was tilted down. I sold it! Too expensive to fix and no recall at the time.

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