Question - When it’s safe to do so, can you show me how you’d switch on your dipped headlights?All questions are here:
2011 Ford Fiesta SE, with Sync, no nav. Radio quit, dreaded "Ford Audio, with the green cog on display when stereo turned on. verified fuses good, pulled both fuses to attempt reset (had out for 8 hou …
On opening my drivers door the sync 3 screen showed the following. SYSTEM SHUT DOWN TO SAFE BATTERY POWER. Turn off ignition or start engine. Underneath that was a progression that slowly went across until full and the screen went off. By the way the ignition was not on and the battery seems OK.
Turn ‘Off’ the Bluetooth before shutting down the Phone, and wait 30 seconds before turning it back ‘On’. Then restart the Fiesta’s infotainment system and turn the Bluetooth ‘Off’, then Turn it back ‘On’. Afterwards, complete the Key cycle of your Ford by turning ‘Off’ the ignition. It is quite possible to have a noisy bearing with absolutely no sign of it with the car jacked up. No play and no noise. I had this for about 2000 miles. It stated as a faint drone at about 50mph, and over that distance it slowly got louder, and became apparent from about 25mph to over 70mph. But still no play or roughness.
Tuesday 13th December 2016. Make sure the radio and ignition is switched off. Disconnect the car battery for 4 minutes. Connect the battery again and turn on ignition and then turn on the radio
As for the steering wheel, a bad battery might affect the power steering system, but it may have been caused by other factors as well. A bad battery shows other signs as well. When you start the engine, the ignition (?) sounds weaker and slower (the part that gets activated when you turn your key). xL1H7.
