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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / November 2005

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Door Ajar 2002 Ford Explorer

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tolcou15 - 20 Nov 2005 07:36 GMT
I bought a 2002 Ford Explorer in June of this year (2005).  When I
first got it every once in a while the door ajar would come I would
get out and open and close every door and everything would go back to
normal.  So then on November 11, 2005, the door ajar light came on and
has not gone off since.  So this causes my interior light to stay on
for a few minutes when I start driving.  So I called my buddy who is
an assembly line worker for Ford and told him of my problem  and he
suggested that I just disconnect and re-connect the positive wire on
the battery so I did that and it solved the problem for about an hour.
Then the problem got worse.  Now the door ajar light is still as is
the interior but now the lock button does not work on the driver’s
side door neither does the buttom that adjusts the side view mirrors,
the car does not lock when i put it into gear and start to drive and
and when i turn off the viechle the radio automatically turns off
instead when I open the door like it is supposed to.  I know some of
these problems are not major I just want to know what is wrong with my
truck, any help would be appreciated.
David M - 20 Nov 2005 12:34 GMT
> I bought a 2002 Ford Explorer in June of this year (2005).  When I
> first got it every once in a while the door ajar would come I would
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> these problems are not major I just want to know what is wrong with my
> truck, any help would be appreciated.

It sounds like the wiring harness on the driver's door may have
a problem.

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Albert Sims - 20 Nov 2005 22:28 GMT
>> I bought a 2002 Ford Explorer in June of this year (2005).  When I
>> first got it every once in a while the door ajar would come I would
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> It sounds like the wiring harness on the driver's door may have
> a problem.

I had that problem with my 1998 Ranger. Solved the problem by spraying some
WD-40 in the door latch.
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I. Care - 20 Nov 2005 23:25 GMT
> >> I bought a 2002 Ford Explorer in June of this year (2005).  When I
> >> first got it every once in a while the door ajar would come I would
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> I had that problem with my 1998 Ranger. Solved the problem by spraying some
> WD-40 in the door latch.

Works quite well for the dome light staying on; but, I don't think it
will fix the OP's outside mirror problem or automatic locking.  You
might find that there is a connector, male and female sockets, at the
door hinge (ther is on my 1993 Probe).  They are probably covered by a
rubber boot.  I had to pull back the rubber boot and unplug the
connectors, clean them up and plug back in to fix my door lock, window  
and mirror problems.

Worth a look anyway.
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kf1@mts.net - 21 Nov 2005 16:41 GMT
who in there right mind would buy a ford exploorer.

                              kf1  at mts.net
mac - 21 Nov 2005 23:32 GMT
> who in there right mind would buy a ford exploorer.
>
>                               kf1  at mts.net

Educated people who know when it is appropriate to use 'their' instead of
'there'.
Spdloader - 23 Nov 2005 19:49 GMT
Now that was FAH.

Spdloader

>> who in there right mind would buy a ford exploorer.
>>
>>                               kf1  at mts.net
>
> Educated people who know when it is appropriate to use 'their' instead of
> 'there'.
 
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