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Ford Transit - Video tutorial
Model: Ford Transit
MK 8
- Years 2014-2023 Today's main instructions will show us how to solve the problem caused by the immobilizer of the Ford Transit. First, we get on board the vehicle and start using diagnostic software to try to understand the actual malfunction of the immobilizer system. In most cases, the system malfunction is caused by a fuse interruption, where simply replacing it with a new one will restore its functionality, as shown in the video. At this point, we verify the correct start of the vehicle and the proper functioning of the immobilizer system!
Posted on 24 January 2024 by ScegliAuto
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Frequently Asked QuestionsHandbrake adjustment on Ford EcosportFirst remove the plastic profile at the base of the gear lever. To do this, slightly widen the side edges and carefully lift it to release it. There is no need to remove it completely, just move it forward to avoid bother. Now remove the plastic center console around the handbrake by first working from the rear to release it and lifting it until the brake lever passes. Also in this case it is not necessary to remove it completely but, paying attention to the connected cables, it can be stowed in front of the passenger seat. At this point we notice that at the base of the handbrake lever, on the front, we find a nut. By acting on it, with a 10 wrench, we can adjust the brake force, increasing it by turning the nut clockwise, or decreasing it by turning it counterclockwise. Once adjusted, the center console can be repositioned first, pressing lightly to engage it, and then the profile of the gearbox base. by ScegliAuto More videos
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