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USUALLY UNDER THE VEHICLE ALONG THE FRAME RAIL

The piece that allows the trunk to stay closed and down on your car is either loose or broken and should be replaced.

ever check the oil level

I just had the recline of my driver seat go out today. What happened to mine was the interior plastic of the handle that wrapped around the release mechanism fell apart all I had to do was take the handle off. I used a small Crescent wrench to to pull the lever mechanism towards the trunk. The same direction the handle would of pulled it, and it made the chair recline I got it set to where I liked it and now I'm just going to use some bondo and put the handle back on. Most fixes doesn't require the entire assembly to be replaced and taking it to the dealership will just have them charge you for the entire price for the system regardless of how simple of a fix it actually was. I have saved my self thousands of dollars doing simple fixes my self, and if you have even the slightest amount of intellect you can do it too.

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Your all wrong, it is behind the glove compartment, slightly up and to the right. I've installed and programmed dozens of them.

I have a 2005 Ford Focus hatchback is that the same for that vehicle to my car is completely out trying to find it where it goes

Pull up on the brake pedal, see if stop lamp goes out? You may need to check stop lamp switch and brake pedal arm? Pull that fuse in diagram, see if it kills the stop lamps? At the bottom left, in diagram, see the green wire with yellow tracer, that wire should not be hot unless you step on the brake. You can use a test light to check for voltage. good luck

Speed control deactivation switch. As you see, the location may vary. Sometimes, the service department at your local dealership can be helpful, if their not busy. good luck.

most likely you may have water in the ecu.ther is a 3 amp fuse in the fuse box .this is the memory for the engine control unit.chek to see if this has blown.

normally on or in the transmission

On the instrument panel to the left of the steering wheel. Or above the license plate on the outside

interior engine problem most probably head gasket, sorry

check your front links ,control arm bushings ,ball joints ,sway bar bushings

Misfires aren't just caused by spark plug issues. You could have a problem with one or more sensors on the engine, a fuel supply issue, A vacuum leak, a PCV valve problem or a more serious issue with the actual parts inside the cylinders themselves. Did it throw any other codes? Does it do anything else wrong? (like stalling or very smoky exhaust gas). Unless your familiar with working on engines I would recommend getting a good mechanic to look at this. They'll be able to look and listen to the engine for more clues to what the problem is.

whats happening does it start and can you drive it

Check battery,fuel,spark. If you have all 3 items then you need to check starter. Also check the transponder in your key ....make sure it is working and communicating with cars computer or it will never crank. Without more information on the subject this is a vague answer

There should be a reset button on a part called an Inertia switch. This switch is located behind the front kick panels or in the trunk.The Inertia switch is a safety switch used to prevent fires after a collision. But sometimes if the right Frequency is generated by closing a door, hood, or trunklid the switch will activate. Then power is cut off from the fuelpump.

You are most likely to have earthing or resistance issues. Funnily enough, I just watched this video last night. You will see the dim headlight scenario mentioned towards the end on a vehicle, but you need to know the testing procedure first. You will also need a digital multimeter. Or, you can just take it to an auto-electrician. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaYtCVBodpw ..

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