RSC service now - 2008 Mercury Mountaineer

Sounds like 2 different problems. You will need to hook up a scanner to see what is going on. Explorers have had a bad time with their RSC systems.

RSC??

Do you mean the RSC light ?

Roll stability control (RSC)/interactive vehicle dynamics (IVD)

Roll Stability Control (RSC)
The roll stability control (RSC) system monitors the roll-rate sensor and existing stability assist sensors and calculates if the vehicle may be approaching a situation where rollover is probable. If such a situation exists, the RSC system applies preemptive action. When activated, the RSC system adjusts the brake torque at specific wheels in response to direct measurement of the vehicle roll motion. By adjusting brake torque, the system can reduce the cornering forces and, therefore, the total roll moment acting on the vehicle. Systems with RSC have an additional roll-rate sensor located within the sensor cluster and additional programming within the ABS module to help control the vehicle during sudden maneuvers.
Information from the roll-rate sensor is fed into the ABS module. The computer uses information from the ABS wheel speed sensors, the throttle position sensor, the steering wheel angle, the steering wheel rate of change and a yaw rate sensor that measures the change in vehicle direction. If the computer determines from all these inputs that conditions exist for a potential roll over, the system applies one or more brakes and reduces engine torque to make the vehicle more stable.
If the event is severe and the driver's foot is not on the brake, the brake pedal moves to apply higher brake forces. A whooshing sound can also be heard from under the instrument panel in an event this severe .
I strongly suggest you have this vehicle towed to a ASE certified repair shop that knows this system !

RSC stands for "roll stability control" a problem has been detected with the anitlock brakes. The only way to know what has happened is the vehicle must be scanned for trouble code(s). the code will allow the technician to know where the fault lies. it could be a speed sensor, steering sensor or one of many other things. Be advised, until you have repaired and code cleared, the ABS or antilock brakes will not work.It will not affect the running of the vehicle in any way but no ABS/RSC

RSC stands for "roll stability control". It means there is something wrong with your ABS braking system and other than not having ABS brakes it's safe to drive . Get it checked at your convenience.

how to fix RSC warning on dashboard on 2005 explorer

Sorry there is not a fuse for this, not even the noise maker. It is controlled by a computer.. There are fuses for them. most likely if you pull the fuse it will kill the engine.( No start).

When your typ BMW 5.serie is E60/61 confirm air tyre presure and reset RPA (reifen pannen anzaige) in to i-Drive menu/setting/car/RPA.
When your typ BMW 5.serie is E39 ,here are systems used by the RDC and RSC!
RDC confirm tyre value and a more settled ride system itself sets the RSC and the system would have had on the center tunnel RSC she button pressed the system will reboot.