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- 2004 Mercury Monterey 4.2 V6 GAS, CID:256, Fuel Injection, Aspiration:256, Engine VIN:, Desg:2
- 2004 Mercury Monterey Premier 4.2 V6 GAS, CID:256, Fuel Injection, Aspiration:256, Engine VIN:, Desg:2
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Reset Procedures
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey Premier 4.2 V6 GAS
The Low Tire Pressure Warning System is designed to detect a significant loss of inflation in any one of the tires installed on the vehicle. This system uses the anti-lock brake wheel speed sensors to detect a change in wheel speed due to deflation of a tire. Inflating a low tire will not reset the Tire Warning System. The Low Tire Warning System must be reset if a tire is replaced, maintenance or system repair is carried out or tire pressure is adjusted. Reset the Low Tire Warning System as follows:
- On models without message center proceed as follows:
- Press and hold odometer res...
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TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Diagnosis & Testing -> Intermittent & Poor Connections -> Intermittents -> Poor Connections -> Symptom Test
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey 4.2 V6 GAS
Symptom Test
Refer to Fig. for Symptom Test Chart.
Intermittent & Poor Connections
Intermittents
Most intermittents are caused by faulty electrical connections or wiring. Inspect for the following:
- Wiring broken inside insulation.
- Poor connection between male and female terminal at connector.
- Poor terminal to wire connection. Some conditions which fall under this are:
- Poor crimps.
- Poor solder joints.
- Crimping over wire insulation rather than wire.
- Corrosion in wire to terminal contact.
- Wire insulation which is rubbed through. This causes an intermittent short as bare area touches other...
CLICK HERE TO GET FULL ACCESS TO 2004 Mercury Monterey TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Reset Procedures
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey 4.2 V6 GAS
The Low Tire Pressure Warning System is designed to detect a significant loss of inflation in any one of the tires installed on the vehicle. This system uses the anti-lock brake wheel speed sensors to detect a change in wheel speed due to deflation of a tire. Inflating a low tire will not reset the Tire Warning System. The Low Tire Warning System must be reset if a tire is replaced, maintenance or system repair is carried out or tire pressure is adjusted. Reset the Low Tire Warning System as follows:
- On models without message center proceed as follows:
- Press and hold odometer res...
CLICK HERE TO GET FULL ACCESS TO 2004 Mercury Monterey TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Diagnosis & Testing -> Intermittent & Poor Connections -> Intermittents -> Poor Connections -> Symptom Test
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey Premier 4.2 V6 GAS
Symptom Test
Refer to Fig. for Symptom Test Chart.
Intermittent & Poor Connections
Intermittents
Most intermittents are caused by faulty electrical connections or wiring. Inspect for the following:
- Wiring broken inside insulation.
- Poor connection between male and female terminal at connector.
- Poor terminal to wire connection. Some conditions which fall under this are:
- Poor crimps.
- Poor solder joints.
- Crimping over wire insulation rather than wire.
- Corrosion in wire to terminal contact.
- Wire insulation which is rubbed through. This causes an intermittent short as bare area touches other...
CLICK HERE TO GET FULL ACCESS TO 2004 Mercury Monterey TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Description
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey 4.2 V6 GAS
The TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitor System) detects differences in inflation pressures in one or more tires. The system uses the ABS (Anti-Lock Brake system wheel speed sensors to...
CLICK HERE TO GET FULL ACCESS TO 2004 Mercury Monterey TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES FOR 2004 Mercury Monterey AUTOMOBILES
Description, component locations, reset procedures, relearn procedures, diagnosis and testing, wiring diagrams, component replacement, and identification of vehicles equipped and not equipped with tire pressure monitoring system for most domestic and imported 2004 Mercury Monterey cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. from mid 1990's+.
Description
Vehicle: 2004 Mercury Monterey Premier 4.2 V6 GAS
The TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitor System) detects differences in inflation pressures in one or more tires. The system uses the ABS (Anti-Lock Brake system wheel speed sensors to...
CLICK HERE TO GET FULL ACCESS TO 2004 Mercury Monterey TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM PROCEDURES
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