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Vehicles / Ford / Expedition / 2005
| Bulletin Number | Vehicle Make | Vehicle Model | Model Year | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18172 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | REVERSE SENSING SYSTEM DEFAULTING OFF, SETTING DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES, OR LOSING COMMUNICATION WITH DIAGNOSTIC SCAN TOOL. *TT<br /> |
| 18390 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | DELAYED CRANKING WHEN KEY IS TURNED TO START. *TT<br /> |
| 18374 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | CLIMATE CONTROLLED SEAT HEATING INOPERATIVE. *TT<br /> |
| 0594 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | DRIVERS FRONT POWER SEAT WILL NOT MOVE FORWARD OR REARWARD. *TT<br /> |
| 05411 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | NOISE FROM A/C (AIR CONDITIONING) OR INSUFFICIENT A/C COOLING. *TT<br /> |
| 0542 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | INABILITY TO DISABLE THE SUPPLEMENTAL SAFETY BELT WARNING CHIME (BELTMINDER). *TT<br /> |
| 18451 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | TIRE PRESSURE MONITOR SYSTEM. *EH<br /> |
| 18343 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | REDUCTION IN POWER 4000-4500 RPM DURING WOT WHEN ENGINE IS COLD. *EH<br /> |
| 18327 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | POWERFOLD MIRRORS APPEAR LOOSE OR WILL NOT LOCK IN PLACE. *EH<br /> |
| 18439 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | TINY CRACK OR CRACKS AROUND THE TRANSFER CASE DRAIN PLUG. *EH<br /> |
| 18419 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | CLIMATE CONTROLLED SEAT HEATING INOPERATIVE. *EH<br /> |
| 05198 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | REAR WINDOW WIPER INOPERATIVE. *TT<br /> |
| 05415 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | LACK OF POWER ON ACCELERATION - MAY ALSO BE DESCRIBED AS TRANSMISSION SLIPPING, LACK OF UPSHIFT OR A HESITATION - VEHICLES BUILT 1/20/2005 - 5.4L 3-VA |
| 18470 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | CRANK NO START LONG CRANK OR ERRATIC CRANK. *EH<br /> |
| 18365 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | CAN NOT DISABLE BELTMINDER USING THE PROCEDURE LISTED IN SERVICE MANUAL OR OWNER GUIDE. *TT<br /> |
| 0584 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | CLIMATE CONTROL SEAT HEAT FUNCTION INOPERATIVE - VEHICLES BUILT PRIOR TO 3/24/2005. *TT<br /> |
| 031207 | FORD | EXPEDITION | 2005 | STEERING WHEEL AT 65 MPH (105 KM/H) OR HIGHER. *TT<br /> |
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