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This may be due to the radio sensing a loss of satellite signal (a building, newer interstate freeway overpass, interference from microwave towers) and then the radio goes to another feed.

Top Front of the engine.

Wouldn't that be wonderful... but NOPE. But there are non-FMC reasons fuel-pumps DDR (don't-do-right). AC Delco for example. That's Ford & Lincoln (FMC) "inertial switches" were added which SHOULD need to be reset... as the early versions of those SUV vehicles became quite nefarious for spending time with their wheels SKYWARD. After which... needing to RE-SET before FUEL was pumped again... seemed pretty clever. Even so... I think that problem was resolved to FIRESTONE TIRES. (good idea though... both a known check point on FMC Vehicles). Firestone Recall: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firestone_and_Ford_tire_controversy

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Hate to tell you this but the front drive shaft has to be put in before you completely install the front drive axle. Do this lift front of ground put jack stands under body loosen up the front drive axle to the point you can get the drive axle installed. Good luck.

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You could be dealing with an array of parts that all work in unison. This could start from your battery to your starter, to your distributor components, It could be a Crank Position Sensor, It could be an o2 (oxygen) sensor, and more. To learn more about how to diagnose your vehicle Watch the following video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY4TzfacFkI

You will need to remove the Air Box (The Air Dust Filter Box) to get to your coil. It should be located on the left side of the motor. Please watch this video for more insightful information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfCn3OkoSCM

I believe each spark plug has it's own coil. coils take 12V and cranks them up to thousands of volts

Either 18 MM or 21 MM. If they look the same size as the lower control arm bolts. They are 18 MM. Rarely are upper arms changed. Upper ball joints are fairly common.

P0038 HO2S Heater Control Circuit High (Bank 1 Sensor 2) It is located behind the catalytic converter, in the exhaust pipe . P0038 HO2S Heater Control Circuit High Bank 1 Sensor 2

Should be a diagram under the hood on upper radiator support

possibly the fuel pump

code p 0406 refers to exhaust gas re-circulation (EGR) valve position sensor A --high output ===causes wiring short to positive --EGR valve position sensor---ECM code p 700 refers to transmission controlsystem/ mil---malfunction===causes --wiring --- transmission control module code p 0731 refers to gear 1 -ratio incorrect===causes --wiring--- TR sensor/switch--shift solenoids - transmission mechanical fault check the solenoids , TCM switch and check the wires into the transmission only consider a transmission failure as a very last resort

Some times those plugs melt from heat. I have had to replace a few of them because they would not come apart. Other wise is pull the tab back some and pull the plug/s out.

You need to change the mode on the stereo to dvd. The dvd sound comes through the vehile stereo. I just bought a used one a week ago and had the same problem, eventually figured it out.

Hi, you will have to check your owners manual to verify the symbol and what it could mean. See below, if it looks like that,(it sounds like a thermometer symbol to me) it could indicate engine overheating, so check all your fluid levels as well as any leaks for water, antifreeze, oil etc. Also check that your radiator cap is sealing, it is under pressure when the engine is at temperature so it should seal tightly. Treat any warning sign with caution, it is happening for a reason, and it could leave you stranded on the side of the road. Good luck!