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Old 01-08-2016, 06:58 AM   #1
jcou0
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Default Mondo ACC radar sensor error

2012 TDCi Titanium 65,000k. I have an intermittent fault where the ACC gives a couple of beeps then disengages with a message stating the sensor requires cleaning. It also happens when the ACC is not active then the error is the collision warning is unavailable. It doesn't do this when I take it to the dealer of course and they have cleaned the sensor however the Fault still occurs. Internet search show it is an issue overseas, but the dealer says they have no records at ford of this happening here. The fault clears after a while then when the ACC is reactivated, it will fault again after a varying period of time. To me it is becoming a deal breaker with what is otherwise a great car.
Has anyone out there come across the same issue and how did you get it resolved.
Thanks.
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