2004 Ford Expedition "prndl error 2003" Questions

...PRNDL error mean? my 2003 Ford expedition will not start. It is showing PRNDL error. check the seliniod under the shifter mine was faulty so i got an electrician to by pass till part came in Park ...

PRNDL error, no backup aid 2003 Ford Expedition will not start. The reading says "PRNDL error, no backup aid" i think the computer is telling you that it is not recognizing what gear you are in as you

PRNDL error nobackup aid is showing. Its not showing any mile to E nor milage on the dash. Also I had someone jump me for a little and it tried cranking up, it wasn't hooked up long. Does that mean it

...PRNDL Error on the control panel. The battery is fine. Hello, I went browsing and found your answer. I can tell what it is, but not exactly where it is. The problem is the PCM relay. I imagine it ...

prndl error truck wont start. "prndl error no park assist" buzzing sound coming from fuse box Transmission range sensor is bad $75 at dealer. PRNDL ERROR NO PARK ASSIST ITS A RELAY burn ...

PRNDL error code How to fix the PRNDL error code? Where are the sensors that need replaced. Depending on what the actual code is, the problem is usually the neutral safety switch which is sometimes ...

...PRNDL ERROR You're shifter indicator appears to need attention. The PRNDL = Park - Reverse = Neutral - Drive - Low These are the gears. You need to have a high end electronic pc test and see what ...

Prndl error on message center on my 2003 ford expedition. It won't turnover, start or crank. I hear a clicking noise in fuse box when I turn the key...HELP PLEASE... Hello Shanique Reddick, I had to ...

PRNDL ERROR PARK ASST..does anyone knows what that means? check the relay #303 if its burned or damaged and you can buy it at an auto parts if that relay is not the problem check the rest of the relay

...PRNDL ever messes the TCM logs DTC error codes saying what failed. why not look.?????????? if there are no errors, then the tranny shifter display is bad. (or loose wires, to it<<< always ...