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. Check the alternator. When a Christmas Tree of lights appear on the dash, it is often a sign the alternator's brushes are worn down too far--easy to replace, unless you have a Duratec engine.
. Check for codes--PCM and ABS. This may require getting hold of an ABS Code Reader. You may want to remove and clean the ABS sensor on each wheel with WD-40. Removal usually requires a Torx E8 socket. I've also seen a bad VSS cause a lot of codes to be thrown and dash lights come on, when they fail on Fords (usually trucks, however). . Check the fluid level in the brake master cylinder reservoir. |
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