TOP WARNING LIGHT IS BLINKING..HOW TO OFF? - Cars & Trucks

Is this one of the 3 lights in the lowest corner of the display? These 3 lights are for the 3 following functions.
-(Top lamp). Speed limiter Light.
-(Bottom left lamp). Trans Axle warning light.
-(Bottom right lamp). Oil Pressure Warning light.
This sounds like it could be the speed limiter. Check for any switches on the dashboard and the steering column for switches with the same logo as the speed limiter light as this can flash to show it is active.
The Trans Axle warning is the systems electronics showing there is a possible issue with the transmission.
The Oil Pressure light shows there is an issue with the oil system such as low oil or low oil pressure in the engine.
You will often find the Trans axle and Oil warning lights usually don't flash.
Try this website for an owners manual for your vehicle.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/53030/Ford-2005-Freestar.html?page=10#manual

It seems to me you may need to replace the low pressure sensor located inside the rim.

That can be a small problem like a loose wire or a sensor that is out.. sometimes if a warning bulb is out on dash it will send a signal to the engine light to illuminate.. if its blinking that isa major problem.. sometimes even getting oil changed or leaving a gas cap open or broken can cause the llightto go off. Is there any symptoms associated with the blinking light?

If a misfire is bad enough the cpu will shut off traction control causing the light to come on. For the engine light to be flashing you need a heavy miss and shouldn't drive it due to potential Cat failure. Changing the coil can fix all issues if that's the only part causing a misfire, typically i would recommend changing the spark plugs while you are in there.

Yes they are right this needs a dealer and special diagnostic equipment.

The Green one on the rearview sounds like an autodimmer. (tints the rearview mirror from bright headlights behind you) & the Red one on the dash could be an alarm warning light

blinking cel on any OBDII vehicle is a warning sign not to drive it-steady light imeans there is a fault or code, but blinking means there is a serious problem and it should not be driven, have the codes read immediately.

BLINKING ENG. WARNING LIGHT .THIS THE INDICATION THAT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH OIL AND OIL PRESSURE IN THE SYSTEM AND YOU SHOULD ADD ENG OIL AND BRING THE CAR THE TO BE SERVICE REPLACING FILTERS AND OILS PLUS CHECKING THE CARS SAFETY FEATURES--BREAKS LIGHTS, HAND BREAKS ETC ETC ...

This is the security indicator light. Designed to alert potential theives that the alarm is active. It is a L.E.D. lamp, and will not drain the aux battery. Nothing to worry about, this is normal. Hope this helps, and Thanks for choosing FixYa!

hi there do you know if there is an alarm fitted to this car and if so do you have the remote. if not you may have to get the alarm removed or put back into valet mode as this would have been how the alarm would have been set until the battery went flat and has now gone back to the default setting of the alarm.