wrench light on. ok to drive?

Asked by mareich Apr 02, 2017 at 09:44 PM about the 2006 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer V8 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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It is the powertrain/4x4/AWD malfunction indicator. It is the second indicator light covered in your owners manual if you have one. It could be a loose electrical conection or bad/short wire or could be a more serious issue, its best to check for any bad connections, wires and if nothing found get it to a shop or dealership for service. Its warning system and means there is a issue, just what exactly needs addressed.

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One of the issues this light indicates is you May need to replace electronic throttle module or speed sensor.

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Sometimes this light comes to remind you of a service needed soon or now, and may need to clean a part like the throttle body or change oil or a o2 reading was out. Have it scanned for codes. You owners manual should tell you how to deal with it, if it needs reset ect.

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I have the same problem and after doing the cold re-learn procedure and leaving the daylight running lights off, the problem has not appeared yet

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wrench light came on after having my transmission replaced

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