Mechanic needs the ''code'' for the ''track off'' light that

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C1946 FORD Code Seat Track Position Switch Circuit Open

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C1946 seat track circut open - Ford - JustAnswer

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Feb 10, 2009 - C1946 seat track circut open - Answered by a verified Ford Mechanic. ... police package 2005 4.6L the DTC was C1946 The only thing I have ...
1 answer · Top answer: The code refers to the seat track position sensor. The best thing to do is

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You need to find the code first. Go to an auto parts store or mechanic and have them scan for a code. It could be a number of things and finding the code will steer you in the right direction.

the first thing you need to have the vehicle scanner for codes, then code will guide thrugh the repairs need it.

could be any number of things. You need to have a mechanic or AutoZone scan the code to see where the issue lies. could simply need fuel additive for the O2 sensor or an emissions issue or ??? Getting the code is a must first step.

If you mean the mechanic plugged in a code reader and didn't get any codes, some engine troubles won't make the light come on. You can't fix what you don't know is wrong so try this. Does it make the noise if the car is NOT moving? if it only makes the banging while driving then I would be looking for a loose body part. If it makes the noise while sitting still then you need to find a mechanic that can "listen" to the engine noise and determine if it is coming from the "top end" or "bottom end' of the engine.

If your mechanic says probably you need to move on. I'm sure he is a great mechanic but he is not a technician and you need a technician to look at this in order to solve it.

There will be trouble codes stored in the PCM, ABS module or both. Did he scan those to see what the trouble codes where? If he did can you tell us what those trouble codes where?

Those codes will help significantly reduce the number of possibilities that can be causing these lights to come on.

If he didn't scan it than he is working blind and spending your money on maybes.

Once you have the codes post them and I'll be happy to help you further.

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If your mechanic is telling it's ok, as long as it's not blinking, then you need to find another mechanic that knows how to fix it and not guess, when the computer first picks up a bad signal from a sensor, it will blink the code number, after that it will store it and the light will stay on, till it's fix, there's a code stored in the computer, go to any auto parts or Autozone, where they will pull code's from your computer for free, but don't buy any thing till you have it checked out first, you are more then welcome to get back with us with the trouble code number, and we will help you diag. your trouble code.

The first thing to do is clean out the track the door is running in with a rag from dirt and foreign matter then lighly lube the track like put some wd 40 on a clean rag and wipe it in the track,also spray wd 40 or equivilant in the latch area.

abs system has set a code...you need to have it scanned by a mechanic.

I just ran into the same problem. Today my mechanic showed me 2 computers, one under the rug under the glove box on the floor. Lift rug and turn key on, not to turn car on but to just turn radio on, and see if a red light flashes on this computer. It should flash once when you turn the key on. If it flsahes more than that one time, count the number of times it flashes and then light will stop flashing and start flashing again. Count it thru a few of those times to make sure you have the number of times it flashes right. If it flashes more than once, this is called a code. Having a code means there is something wrong with car, your mechanic should be able to tell you what the code means. Mine was flashing 2X, so the code was 2. My mechanic pulled the corresponding fuse for this code, and held the fuse out for 10 seconds, and then put it back in, this reset the computer to no codes. He told me to drivew it home and then shut car off and then turn key on again and see again if any code was flashing. When I got home, no code was flashing on this computer. Good news, resetting it by pulling the fuse fixed whatever that computer was doing.

Secondly, he checked another computer under my pass. seat, to do this you need to turn key on, (do not start car), and you have to view this from the BACK seat, it should flash a red light once and then no flashing. Well, mine flashed 15X, so was a code 15. He pulled the corresponding fuse, held it out for 10 sec. and put fuse back in. It then showed no flashing except for the one time it is supposed to flash when you turn key on. He told me to check it once home, I did, and the 15 flashes (code 15) is back and what this means is I need a speed control sensor. And he said it definitely does whack out the tranny. So all I need is a speed control sensor, not a transmission replacement! Try this and see if yours gives you codes and if so, have mechanic pull the correct fuses and hold them out for 10 seconds and then put back in. Then drive your car for awhile, and recheck the computer modules again for any flashing lights (codes.) You may just need a speed control sensor!!