Door ajar light on ford system.
2012 ford edge door ajar switch location.
The door ajar switch is located at the bottom.
Jan 01 2015 2012 ford edge se 4dr suv 3 5l v6 6 speed.
I have a 2011 ford edge and my door ajar light comes on for my drivers side door and will not go off unless i open close the door a million times.
Replace door ajar relay on 2012 ford edge figured that slamming door will sometimes turn false alarm off ford 2012 edge se 4dr suv 3 5l v6 question.
The body control module sends power to the door ajar switch on the green violet wire.
The door ajar problem started with the 2011 ford edge because the automaker changed the workings of the body control module that caused a 75 percent loss of current sent out to clean the switch.
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This action opens and closes an electrical circuit sending a signal to your vehicle s computer activating the door ajar warning light when the door is open.
Average repair cost is 350 at 63 700 miles.
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The sensor typically uses a switch with a spring loaded plunger that is compressed when the door is closed and is released when the door is open.
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A mix of rust penetrant and wd 40 fixes most of these.
Replace door ajar relay on 2012 ford edge check the adjustment on the door switch it is the same one for the interior lights.
Door latch and door ajar switch at bottom.
The 2012 ford edge has 116 problems reported for door ajar light stays on.
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The switch is located on the bottom of the door latch about 2 inches below from where you are spraying at this is why dirt collects in the switch.
Let go in depth with some theory and testing of ford door ajar switches.
It s a really stupid location because dirt and grease that falls into the latch can really much up the pin switch.
Or the switch is bad.
