Re: My 2004 Pacifica won't stay running after I take my...
Check for dirty IAC (idle air control), maybe EGR and throttle blade dirty also. Could also be bad coolant temp sensor, MAF/MAP, bad o2 sensor, tune up items.
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If you have drive by wire. I would check the TPS first. It's under the gas pedal. (bad location). Unplug it and plug it back it. (bad connection) see if it still does it. If so. Have the codes read. I replace a lot of these because of the location. Bad water and moisture source.
The PCM on a 2004 Ford Mustang is a combined control unit, consisting of the engine control unit (also known as an ECU) and the transmission control unit.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Launch X431 Master
Some models have to be retaught how to idle once the battery dies, so you need to start the truck and feather the gas peddle to keep it running and do this for a few minutes, the computer has to relearn how to idle the engine.
If any power seat is not operational in any direction, check the power seat circuit breaker, located in the Integrated Power Module.Black box above battery Obtain a DRB III(R) scan tool and check for any stored diagnostic trouble codes recorded in the memory heated seat adjustable pedal module. Follow the procedures called out in the proper diagnostic procedures to resolve if codes are presentModule could be bad if not circuit braker
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