Ford 500 Engine Problems. . . .

Asked by GuruDQNRR Sep 06, 2017 at 03:30 PM about the 2005 Ford Five Hundred SEL

Question type: General

Just bought a Ford 500 the year of 2017
march to be exact. And im having problems
with it already. (Engine Failsafe Mode) came
out of nowhere, what is that and how do I fix
it?

A new throttle body I've bought one of those
brand new and my car still not working it's
not working to the point that I can start it up
but I can't hit the acceleration to move.

Please I'm in need of help.

6 Answers

Have the engine trouble codes read and post them here.

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Mine is doing the same thing did you get yours fixed? If so what did u have to do?

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I have a 2005 Ford Five Hundred and my fail safe mode is on and my car want pull can someone that has had these problems tell me what's wrong with it

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Check the wiring under your hood for any kind of corroded and or bare wires that may have fused themselves together. My '05 five hundred went into failsafe/limp mode four times over a 2 month period. Once while doing 85 down the highway, instantly going from 85mph to 30mph without warning. Each time it was simply wiring issues... corroded bare wires. It was all electrical. I haven't had an issue with limp mode in almost a year now.

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So what was the solution? My girlfriends 500 is in engine fail/ safe mode. What is a common fix?

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