My 2002 ford focus zx5 Break lights are staying on and won't come out of park

SOURCE: panel, tail and licence plate lights not working

its the light switch its self had the same problem

SOURCE: zx5 2004 ford focus alternator broken

disconnect the battery & make sur you have your radio code, then remove the belt.
it's pretty simple there's a nut in the middle of the tensioner wheel, get the right size socket & using a ratchet, move the tensioner by locking the rathet & do or undo the nut, as it's a fixed nut used to swivel the tensioner.
Then undo the wiring on the back of the alternator, usually a click in multiplug and a + power cable boted on with a 10mm nut.
then remove anything in the way of the alternator securing bolts, & remove the bolt's, alternator should be free !
But I don't suggest you do it yourself unless you have a reasonable grasp of mechanics, as I have had to do this job properly after some people have tried themselves & they've made it worse, plus once the belt's off you have no power sterring so you can't drive it to the garage if you can't get the belt back on !

SOURCE: how to change front wheel bearings on 2002 ford

these are pressed in wheel bearing assemblies. axles need to be removed out of the spindle and either a special tool to do it on the car needs to be used or the entire spindle removed and carefully pressed in and out. if you so choose to take this venture on i would suggest taking the spindle off by removing the brake caliper, rotor, axle nut, 2 bolts for the strut, lower ball joint, and tie rod. once this has been done and the pieces are in your hand take it to some place like napa or a local repair shop and pay them to do the press work.

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SOURCE: I have a 2002 Ford Focus ZX5 that the engine light

you can go to this website to check codes http://www.eobd2.eu/DTCL.asp

this code means- Insufficient Coolant Temp For Closed Loop Fuel Control

hope this helps

SOURCE: brake lights staying on when car comes out of park

Could be the brake light switch located at the top of the brake pedal simple fix
Hope this helps
Steve