Ford Excursion

Asked by J'Quan Feb 09, 2017 at 07:23 AM about the 2004 Ford Excursion XLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2004 ford excursion and when I came out
to start it up this morning it took a few tries before it
cranked up and after it started all of my interior
lights keep staying on. The dashboard reads that a
door is opened but I've checked all my doors and
they're all shut completely...looking for some insight
to fix this issue. Thanks!

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Sometimes when your alternator goes below its output Volts/Amps you could possibly have issues as you are describing. I would have the system load tested...

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Spray some WD-40 inside door latch contact and pull on door handle ten times or so and door each door open and close one at a time and you'll find which one the contact spring is stitching! At worst to keep battery drain if that doesn't fix it I think it's 5 mini amp fuse to pull

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