2009 Ford Focus - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
Can the headrest for a 2010 ford expedition be
I know five (5) people who purchased the 2009 or 2010 Expedition. All
100% of them have complaints of the headrest hurting their neck. I
know folks that won't even drive their new 2010 Expedition because it
hurts their necks, and the dealer won't take it back! If enough people
tell ford about the problem, erhaps Ford will post a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB)
to tell dealers how to fix the problem. It is possible to build safe
headrests that do not hurt necks during normal driving: just look at
the competition. The headrest is not the right equipment to sacrifice
comfort. Neck pain causes distraction and is a safety issue. Ford
should be as concerned about liability from wrecks caused by headrest
pian distractions as they are about the rear impact safety. Complain
to Ford!
2/10/2019 12:43:27 AM •
2009 Ford Focus
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Answered
on Feb 10, 2019
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Radio stopped working now dash lights stay on 09 focus
With the parking lamps ON, the instrument panel dimmer switch uses electronic circuitry to provide a variable pulse width modulated (PWM) output to the instrument panel and all applicable switches depending on the driver-controlled level of intensity, The dash lights stay on with headlamp switch off ?
Have checked the fuse's for the Radio ?
Visual Inspection Chart
Mechanical
Electrical
- Audio unit
- Compact disc (CD)
- Antenna
- Battery junction box (BJB) fuse 11 (30A) (subwoofer amplifier)
- Central junction box (CJB) fuse(s):
- 31 (20A) (audio unit hot at all times)
- 41 (7.5A) (audio unit hot in RUN/ACC) (early build)
- 57 (7.5A) (audio unit hot in RUN/ACC) (late build)
- 62 (7.5A) (audio unit hot in START)
- Audio unit
- Speakers
- Subwoofer amplifier
Do you know where the central junction box Is ?
Pinpoint Test A: The Audio Unit Is Inoperative/Does Not Operate Correctly
Normal Operation
The audio unit receives voltage at all times through circuit 29-MD15 (OG/BK), voltage in RUN/ACC through circuit 75-MD15 (YE/GN), and ground through circuit 91-MD15 (BK/GN). The audio unit is operational with the key in RUN or ACC.
Possible Causes
- Fuse
- Circuit 29-MD15 (OG/BK) open
- Circuit 75-DA4 (YE/GN) open
- Circuit 75-MD15 (YE/GN) open
- Circuit 91-MD15 (BK/GN) open
- Audio unit
- Can you pull the radio out , to check power and grounds at the radio connector's if fuse's are Ok .
12/30/2016 12:22:53 PM •
2009 Ford Focus
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Answered
on Dec 30, 2016
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