That’s the problem, they all check out ok now. No damage whatsoever that I or the dealership could find. They looked it over and just gave me the truck back.
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That's gotta be a software bug then...some combination of wheelspin, turning, etc that makes the wss's read something the computer doesn't understand. I haven't experienced it yet, but I believe you guys that say you have!
I believe it’s software as well but a fix is desperately needed as this code left me virtually stranded. I really lucked up and had some side by sides winch me up the last big obstacle and I was able to force my way over everything else. It was a tough blow because I went from overly confident in the truck to questioning if it’s safe to trail ride in. This had the potential to leave me, and my family, stranded overnight. I was on this trail 9.5 hours and only saw these 4 side by sides all day.
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You should have an OBDII code reader and try to clear the codes next time. I always have one with me, whether it be Forscan Lite or my dedicated OBD scanner. I bet you tripped them up and through a code yet everything was fine. Sometimes codes will clear themselves but need time/miles to figure out all is well. You could do that right then and there.
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Did you try disconnecting and reconnecting the battery? That should clear the codes if it's a glitch, or like @orion said, a cheap portable obd tool. I used to have one that Bluetoothed to my phone. Somebody borrowed it, and they need it more than me I guess!
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I've yet to have to clear a code since getting Forscan, but yeah, it should work.
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is there a TSB for 4A controller module replacement? I read sometimes they weren't disengaging as intended. I complained about the 4A seeming like its always engaed on front, dealer told me 4A isnt for pavement to which i had to argue yes it is. Its 4 advanced 4x4 AWD. They basically ignored me asking them about how i felt it was super noisy. On top of this im also having 7 speed manual transmission noises and last night she grinded in 2nd for no reason while already in gear.. No reliable fix for that yet from FORD..... :0
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