Once you have changed any electronic componants , the fault codes should be cleared. If the car has an EECV Ford PCM, you will have to drive it a little for the management system to 'learn' the new adaptive learning program in the PCM.
These Ford PCMs have a non volitile memory, so that even if you didconnected the battery cable the code would still be stored in the memory. You would have to use test equipent for this or a generic code checker.
Changed TPS and now auto trans shifts funny
2001 Ford Focus
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Maintenance & Repair
I have been looking around to replaced the Throttle Position Sensor in my focus to fix my terrible idle and lack of acceleration. I was curious if I had to calibrate the TPS as I've asked a friend ...
2005 Ford Focus ZX3 SE
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Maintenance & Repair
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2000 Ford Focus
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Maintenance & Repair
I'm trying to figure out what is going on with my 2007 Ford Focus. I was told I need a front motor mount replaced on it, but I googled symptoms going on with my car, and it appears that it could be...
2007 Ford Focus
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Maintenance & Repair
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2002 Ford Focus SE
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Maintenance & Repair
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