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Old 12-14-2017, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by serta
Since 1 December I replaced the windshield, replaced the front driver side sway bar link, and the front ABS sensor. 2001 XLT with V6.

Now I am getting a P1000 code MIL (malfunction indicator light) but cannot figure out which light is out in the dash. I presume that is what that message means.

Any suggestions on how to fix this one?

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Have you unhooked your battery or ecu anytime recently? That code means your computer hasnt been through the correct drive cycle yet. Keep driving it and maybe even take a little weekend drive and the code should go away.
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OK thanks. It might be left over from when I replaced the front driver side ABS sensor. It had a code and the ABS light stayed on until I replaced the sensor. I scanned and cleared the codes and drove it for a while but the P1000 still shows and nothing else. Will have to drive it some more.
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OK thanks. It might be left over from when I replaced the front driver side ABS sensor. It had a code and the ABS light stayed on until I replaced the sensor. I scanned and cleared the codes and drove it for a while but the P1000 still shows and nothing else. Will have to drive it some more.
No problem. I wish I could remember the drive cycle that needed to happen in order to clear it but it does take a little time.
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Originally Posted by jprevat
No problem. I wish I could remember the drive cycle that needed to happen in order to clear it but it does take a little time.
Found THIS PROCEDURE. Worth a try.

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Originally Posted by OhioLariat
Found THIS PROCEDURE. Worth a try.

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Thank you for posting that. I felt like I left that way to open to be helpful.
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Thank you for posting that. I felt like I left that way to open to be helpful.
You set it up, I SPIKED IT!
(if it's the right info, that is)
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Originally Posted by OhioLariat
You set it up, I SPIKED IT!
(if it's the right info, that is)
I'll take credit for the assist. Lol
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Keep driving it
You guy are good , as usual.

That's what most do jp. Takes time for the monitors to complete.

But yea, you can force completion via the Ford Company Drivecycle as posted.

Thing is, it has to be done perfectly. The Force complete doesn't always pan out. It's a little climate sensitive and/or fuel in the tank. Worth a shot, specially if don't get much highway action.

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Got the GlowShift gauges running in the truck. Oil pressure gauge is running. Just need to get my air compressor and the PSI gauge will be good to go. Water Temp gauge will be the last one to get. Not posting pics until it's 100%.
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Originally Posted by mandingo32
Got the GlowShift gauges running in the truck. Oil pressure gauge is running. Just need to get my air compressor and the PSI gauge will be good to go. Water Temp gauge will be the last one to get. Not posting pics until it's 100%.
Are you doing a 3 pod pillar set up? I just wired up mine and dig it.
It's nice having actual pressures and temps instead of dummy lights.



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