20 Most Recent 2005 Ford Falcon Questions & Answers

Try cleaning IAC, throttle body and MAF. https://www.google.com/search?q=ford+falcon+IAC ..

Check that the immobiliser is operational as it is common to them

Have you changed the fuel filter?. Have a fully charged battery if the cranking voltage drops below 10 volts the computer can't work and it wont start.

Just a ZF box

Under dash on steering column and if you can bend arm it will help

Take tha battery out if it is RH side light and than you are at the dust cover

Remove the battery if it is RH side bulb then remove dust cover and you are at the rear of the bulb

Take lift it off with a screw driver or scraper

Buy a service manual and it will have the info in it

Get your Ford dealer to check it out sand put it on the Ford computer if he has to

Is the fuel pump working? the fuse may be blown or the wire in the boot disconnected (on top of the fuel tank)

Get under the car remove the one that is there and fit the new one one

The relays are next to your battery. The first one is the horn relay (the yellow one closest to the headlight), then the lo and high beams after that, I forgot which order, and then the starter relay. Get a freind to check which one clicks when you turn on the high beams (put your finger on it), and swap it over with the one next to it. Check to see if the headlights work, but the high beams not. If this is the case, the relay is fried. If the high beams are still not working, then check the contacts in the combination switch (on the steering column), or the wiring... this is a bit more difficult to trace, none the less, not that difficult.

have an automotive gas expert check the converter for the gas There is a problem in the gas supply from that unit

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Depends on plug type and number of Pins used. Is it 5 pin or a 7 pin round plug or a rectangle plug ? http://www.narva.com.au/products/browse/wiring-diagrams

You need a tester so you can do a test,like when you hold brake down,do you get 12 volts on both brake bulb wires? Get a tester and learn to use it is all I can say,or take it to someone good on electrical. don-ohio

Perhaps the fuel filter is clogged. They are inexpensive and easy to change. Sounds like a 'fuel delivery' problem, not electrical or other issue.

Could be a host of things starting with your fuel pump to a relay. Engine light on?

As Len suggests, first consult your owners manual in the glove box. Ebay should have replacements