The cloth cover of the ceiling of my ford territory has come unstuck in places. How do I stick it up again Eggs

In a 2006 Ford Territory, the turn signal relay is located in the central junction box, also known as the fuse box. Here's how you can locate and access the relay:

1. Find the central junction box: The central junction box in the Ford Territory is typically located under the dashboard on the driver's side. It is usually positioned towards the lower part of the dashboard, near the pedals.
2. Remove the cover: Once you've located the central junction box, you'll need to remove the cover to access the relays and fuses inside. The cover may have clips or screws holding it in place. Use a flathead screwdriver or the appropriate tool to remove any screws or release the clips to detach the cover.
3. Locate the turn signal relay: Inside the central junction box, you'll find a grid or diagram that indicates the different relays and fuses. Look for the turn signal relay, which is often labeled with its specific function or identified by a symbol representing the turn signals. Refer to the owner's manual or the diagram inside the junction box for the exact location of the turn signal relay.
4. Replace or test the relay: If you're experiencing issues with the indicator sound, you can try replacing the turn signal relay with a new one. Alternatively, you can test the relay using a multimeter or consult a professional mechanic to diagnose the problem accurately.

Remember to disconnect the car's battery before working on the electrical components to prevent any electrical mishaps. If you're uncertain about locating or handling the relay, it's recommended to consult a qualified mechanic or refer to the vehicle's service manual for detailed instructions specific to your 2006 Ford Territory model.

suggest looking in the ford territory user manual
if you do not have one
note vin number of ford territory and download one from
https://www.ford.com/support/owner-manuals/

i WOULD get the manual from a LIBRARY AND FOLLOW IT.


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Through the dip stick tube with a funnel

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ford territory has a probem with engine control and issued a major recall to have it fixed
indications were
driver unable to stop the engine , stop the vehicle or control vehicle speed \
There are numerous reports and accidents concerning this problem so get a lawyer to discuss the fault with ford as it is covered under a recall and warranty fix

u can do this 2 ways.tranny mounts, have someone get in the car,holdbreak,put in gear,slightly ascelarate the throttle and watch the engine .in drive engine will travel forward and vise versa in reverse.believe me, if u have any bad u will think the motor is tryin to jump out. upper mount check/ 9 out of 10 times,it feels like u are in a popcorn machine when u come to a complete stop ildeing in gear, take a small floorjack and place it under the oilpan again have someone in the car . start and put in gear, just let it idle,and slightly raise just the motor and see if the vibration goes away ./ note,be sure to have a small piece of wood between jack an oilpan.

I haven't done a Territory, but. There are bolts underneath at the fenders where the bumper meets them, you have to remove the grill (just pops off) and get the plugs out behind it. You will also have to remove bolts and plugs from the bottom of the bumper.

Mine did this after kids played with it, just hold the power/volume button pressed down for a few seconds and it will go back to normal.