Interirior lights stays on as well as the lights to the part where you have to step up on in order to get in the truck.
Open one door at a time and slam it closed. If you still have the problem, you probably have a door switch that needs to be replaced. Also, I must add to check the interior light switch to make sure it is not in the on position, and if you have kids, they may have manually turned on each interior light.
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Lube your door latches. One of the door ajar switches are sticking . Use wd40 or some othe spray lube . Spray into the latch and open and close doors several time.
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Cheapest option would be to have the fault code read by a dealer or specialist. Its likely to be a wheel speed sensor but its finding which one that's the problem. You could disconnect each one and take an ohms reading across the connections. They should all be the same or there abouts. Change the one thats not. If your lucky the light may extinguish. If not the fault will need to be cleared using diagnostic equipment.
Cheers John
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Try spraying WD-40 into the door latching mechanism (door side). I learned this fix after two battery replacements, but have only had to spray twice in the more than seven years of ownership
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It drove me nuts too. Fortunately, the solution is both cheap and simple. There is a latch mechanism in each side of the tailgate which gets all filled with dirt and slime.The latch jaws start to stick and dont move far enough to close the door ajar switch inside the tailgate Spray each latch generously with WD40, wipe the mechanisms off with a rag, close the tailgate, open the tailgate and repeat the cleaning several times. As soon as you get everything freed up, the switch will be able to report that the tailgate is closed and the problems will be gone. If you want, afterwards you can spray a little lithium grease on the latches to keep things running smooth. You may need to use a screwdriver to completely pry open the jaws in conjunction with opening the tailgate handle to get them to open fully while you are washing and wiping them off. Now's a real good time to lubricate all the door hinges and latches including the sliding door. May as well put some oil on the hood hinges and hood latch too.It's not impossible to keep Fords on the road....just tricky......very tricky.
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Good Evening. That sounds a little annoying, There is only one problem and that is the only way to isolate the problem is to be able to scan into the body control module which will show you which door or hatch is not closing properly. My advice would be ask your friends if there is anyone they go to, and call them and ask if they have the ability to scan the body computer to tell you which door isn't closing properly on its switch. From there we can determine which switch and proper replacement. I hope this helps and I know once you figure out which one it is it won't be long to get it going right. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.
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Thanks but i did all those things without succes.
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