Posted by rrlund on May 09, 2016 at 14:02:56 from (162.250.25.105):
In Reply to: Re: OT FORD GEM MODULE posted by Steve@Advance on May 09, 2016 at 13:05:17:
It must be the day for freak stuff. A week ago today,on the way to the sale barn,the trailer fault light came on in the dash of my 07 250. I kept going,got to the stockyard and shut the truck off. When I started it,the light turned off. The wife got out and checked all the lights on the stock trailer,they were OK. I activated the brakes with the switch and it lit up again. I shut off the ignition and it stopped again. When I got home and unhooked,I tried it with the trailer unhooked. It came on again,which is normal I guess,but it should have shut off in a few seconds and didn't. When I turned the key off,it went off. Saturday,I checked all the fuses,pulled the plug out of the receptacle and checked all the wires,everything looked good. I hit the switch again,it lit up the trailer fault,but then it shut off in a few seconds.
Today,I hooked on to the flatbed gooseneck,pulled ahead,stepped on the brake and it came on again. I shut it off,started it up again and tried the left turn signal. The warning came on. I tried the right signal and it shut off. I tried the left again,it was fine. Tried the brakes,good. I hauled two loads of hay and hauled the tractor home and it never came on again.
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