20 Most Recent 2002 Ford Excursion - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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the battery plates are sulfated, that is the cloudiness, u need to replace the battery.

They are located inside the valve covers ...not a fun project, you have to take the valve covers off..
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Yeah, this is a bummer especially on the the left side... You can loosen the batt hold-downs and leave the batteries connected, giving you a little more room to work. You may want to keep clear of the positive terminals... Either that or submit to poor engineering and pull the batts... Oh well.. Good luck on this..
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Happened to me. Remove the door trim, WD40 the latching system and work it back and forth, you will be able to see were it gets hung up.

Have you tried taking it out when its in neautral. Also the switch might be bad in the dash.

you have a blowing exhaust

sounds like the drive plate on the back of the torque converter

rear rotors ?? on a tractor?? cultivator?? rotorvator ??

Be very careful as my 75 year old pappy taught me this trick..... take of the wheel, make sure the rear of the vehicle is off the ground (both sides). Re affix 3 lugs back on the bolts (about 1/2 way tuened down). Start the vehilce and place in drive -spin the rear wheels and the force will cause the rotor to loosen against the lugs.

Looks like the problem is in the turn signal switch. This is a common problem. When the turn signal switch goes bad it will cause problems as mentioned above by you. Replace the turn signal mechanism.

try replacing the exhaust back pressure sensor

Remove power to all aftermarket components, if you know how to use a multi-meter connect to power source inside vehicle.. Drive normal, if voltage drops below 12v while driving, it is faulty alternator. If bat light comes on and voltage is above 12v the plug on the alternator might be correded and throwing faulty light, or bad ground in gauge cluster...

you might try and look inside the CD slot with a flashlight and if you can see a CD try to remove it with tweezers,you do have power to the player right? if no power it wont eject,

the module is located on the pass side behind the glovebox area if you can see it the 5 digit number should be on it.

You will need to reprogram your transmission.Try contacting Summit Racing for tech support.

Always use ford Mercon V available from your friendly ford dealer

You can get the switch module from a Ford Dealership for $111 dollars and it is super easy to replace. No skill required whatsoever.

Sounds like there is no power going to the radio. Check your fuses and all the connections at the back of the radio. You can check your cables wih a multimeter.