- Make
- Ford
- Model
- Explorer XLT
- Year
- 2014
- Miles
- just under 68,000
- Engine
- 4.0L V6
I have a 2004 Ford Explorer XLT with just under 68,000 original miles on it. The vehicle is really clean, no rust, and no check engine light. However, I've noticed that sometimes when I start the vehicle, the ABS light comes on with all of the other lights on the instrument panel, but when all of the other lights go off, the ABS light will sometimes stay illuminated? It doesn't blink, just stays lit up. The brakes and ABS seem to still be functioning normally when this happens? When the vehicle does this, the ABS light will stay lit until I shut off the vehicle. The next time I start up the vehicle, it will go out with all the other lights on the instrument panel? I have a code reader that can pull ABS codes and I'm getting a C2769. This code is supposedly referring to a Longitudinal Acceleration Sensor Circuit Failure, which is part of the stability control/advance trac feature. My vehicle is not equipped with it. There is no badge for it on the back, no instrument cluster icon, or any buttons on the dash for it? I'm wondering why this vehicle would be throwing ABS codes for a feature that isn't even installed on the vehicle? Or if there are any fixes for it? It doesn't seem to be a major issue, more of an annoyance. Thank you in advance!
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