20 Most Recent 2006 Ford Freestyle Questions & Answers

Hook up a scan tool and read the DTCs. The P-Code number tells you the problem and the fix.

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2006 Ford Freestyle OBDII Codes List

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My Ford Freestyle https://www.myfordfreestyle.com > ... > Drivetrain Sep 8, 2013 - I went to the auto parts store today to see what codes the check engine light is referring too and this is what they told me. B1676, U0401, ... P0701 OBD II Code, 2006 Freestyle SEL Nov 26, 2016 2006 Freestyle Lots of OBD Codes and No Accleration Nov 13, 2016 Many trouble codes..... - My Ford Freestyle .com Feb 19, 2019 OBD II Scanner - My Ford Freestyle .com Dec 3, 2007 More results from www.myfordfreestyle.com ..

The usual cause is the dog (gear) on the end does not move out fast enough due to dust/dirt build up. A clean and lubricate with dry silicon lube will sort that issue out. Disconnect the battery, disconnect the power cable on the rear of the starter motor. Unbolt and remove the staer motor, clean lubricate NOT WITH OIL! that will make it attract more dust and reassemble.

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I would open the bleeder valve first, push piston in,then screw parking brake in.
You need to flush your brakes every couple years,anyway.
After you install new pads,ratchet brake up by hand.

The Ford Freestyle transmission speed sensor location is driver side of the transmission, near the rear of the unit. The transmission is one of the most important parts of the vehicle. You will come into problems at some point. You may experience shudders.

Where is the ford freestyle transmission speed sensor located?

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hmm, sounds like a bad alternator. I would start there!

these cars are notorious for the ac compressor control valve going bad causing these same symptoms, mainly warm air while idling. It's a cheap part in the neighborhood of $20 and can be easily replaced by you. The only thing you must do first, however, is to have your ac system refrigerant evacuated due to the pressure at the valve. Some places will evac for free, others charge but it's still way cheaper than replacing your compressor!

There's the problem - FDR, over 59th street bridge. You live in N.Y.

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Hola,
Tengo una freestyle 2006, le hice el cambio de aceite a la transmisi?n pero por error le puse aceite para motor y la transmisi?n no respondi?, no avanza, ya le saque el aceite pero quiero saber si solo le tengo q poner su aceite original o ya no sirve la transmisi?n??

I got this free Pdf manual from reliable-store for free and I don't think Ive visited a mechani c or fixya for help for more than 3-4 times out of the 20 times I fixed the chipper in these 4 years

You have to remove the alternator first to get the cover out. I left the drive shaft in place. It is a very tight fit to get the alternator out.

the EVAP prerssure sensor

If it has an electric release or a cable release you will need to open it from the inside by use of the lever (cable) or button (electric) and the vehicle handbook will provide location details. If the releases do not work the fuse(s) might be blown or the cable broken near the handle. If all has been tried in the car to no avail it will be necessary to open the tailgate by diverse means - in the case of an electric release it is common for the wiring to break where it passes from the vehicle roof into the tailgate and in the hope that is the fault it will be necessary to remove whatever trim is going to give access to either the electric release or the wires nearby and then provide it with a 12 volt supply and hope that opens the tailgate because if it doesn't it will mean manually manipulating the lock - not often easy for the inexperienced. The cable of the cable release and the release itself is fortunately much more accessible as they are body equipment and not tailgate equipment.

Generally, timing chains will last the life of the vehicle..that said, replacing one is an intense job which is best left to the pros. Check your oil level, also, remove the oil cap and have a look at the chain with Engine running..notice any broken or damaged links.

Personally, I think more likely the timing is off or the firing order is incorrect. Also bad coil pack/s or incorrect spark plugs?? Hope some of this helps..

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A few things could be the problem. Are you certain that you don't have a small rock jammed somewhere and that's what's rubbing? If the pads are down to the sensors, that would start making a squealing noise. The pads will still show lining on them when the sensors are starting to touch the rotors.

changing the transmission oil fixes a lot of this related problem a clutch pack and band adjustment makes for smoother ratio changes you problem is that the engine light comes on and you are not getting the fault codes read to determine the problem in the transmission have that done at an accredited transmission specialist shop first then when you have a proper diagnosis done , you can decide on what course of action to take