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Old 08-04-2008, 11:00 PM   #1
20focus05
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Location: South Oz
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The daughters car a LX 06 focus has some elec problems that ford (Darwin) cant fault. They say it has no codes but put it into diagnostics on the dash and you get
DTC #1 9318
#2 A103
#3 9600
#4 9602
#5 E200.
Batt reads 8.4v but starts all good. things turn on and off on their own. like push the horn and the lights turn off!!

sound like some sort of short to me but hard to figure out when I am in Adelaide lol
with these things running a CAN BUS system does it complicate things?

anyone have any issues like this or heard of it.

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