the trouble isn't a short. the connector behind the instrument panel locks into a plug that is attached to the dash itself. The copper terminals spread out after being disconnected two or three times, causing the lights or guages to act up intermittently esp. over bumpy roads. Take the cluster out and clean the board terminals and close up the harness connector terminals. Warning, there are live wires there, disconnect your battery first.
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I was looking at the 2002 Ford Windstar Owner Guide and it shows : ( 5W-20 is recommended )
The instrument you are looking for is a compass
I have a 96 Windstar and the seat is out of it and in my spare bedroom closet. Exactly what bolts are you looking for? Will help if I can.
there are alot of sensors which one are you looking for
The instrument you are looking for is a compass
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Looking as a viewer, the US flag is ALWAYS on the left, first in a display
I am looking around to replace the transmission on my 1995 Ford Windstar and the information that I received from several different mechanics is that the 1995 Windstar transmission is a "one year" transmission so you pretty much have to get a 1995 transmission for a 1995 windstar engine. I'm no mechanic and really have no idea but this is just what I've been told... someone out!
you can tell if an electronic is an energy saver by looking for the energy star.
I should be able to answer your question if you say which YEAR of Ford Windstar ( I was looking at the 1996 Ford Windstar owners manual and it doesn't have any warning lights above the engine temperature gauge )
I was looking at the 2002 Ford Windstar 0wners Manual ( and the Ford parts website ) and they both show it as being the ( 4 F 50 N ) transaxle ( transmission )