ADAS information is not normally located in the body repair manual. You may have to go into the service manual to find ADAS or a separate manual altogether. Luckily, the RTS team has already navigated most of the OEM repair manuals and we’ve found the ADAS information. Let’s see where to find ADAS information from Ford/Lincoln. It was produced in three different overdrive ratios for use in Ford pickup trucks. Ford Parts and Service Division Service Manual Description: The top shift overdrive (TOD) is a four speed manual transmission with fourth gear as an overdrive. It is fully synchronized.
Calibration Research Tips: Ford/Lincoln Module Programming
Posted on 12 May 2020While searching for information on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on an OEM repair information site, you may come across unique calibration procedures or events. These events can vary by year and model, even within a particular make. As the RTS team has been researching these systems, we have been identifying these atypical circumstances. In order to help you better understand them, we are putting together a series of articles that will help with the repair and calibration of ADAS. Let’s take a closer look at Ford/Lincoln module programming.
Ford/Lincoln ADAS Repair Planning: Do You Have All The Information?
Posted on 17 April 2020While researching body repair manuals (BRM) and service manuals, we're creating OEM-specific articles for additional information needed when repair planning. The goal of these articles is to help repairers create a more complete and accurate repair plan. One key aspect of repair planning is being aware of the advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) equipped on the vehicle. Let’s take a closer look at two examples from Ford/Lincoln.
Calibration Research Tips: Ford/Lincoln Adaptive Lighting
Posted on 18 February 2020While searching for information on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on an OEM repair information site, you may come across unique calibration procedures or events. These events can vary by year and model, even within a particular make. As the RTS team has been researching these systems, we have been identifying these atypical circumstances. In order to help you better understand them, we are putting together a series of articles that will help with the repair and calibration of ADAS. Let’s take a closer look at Ford/Lincoln’s adaptive lighting systems.
Calibration Research Tips: Ford/Lincoln Parking Sensor Operation Check
Posted on 14 February 2020While searching for information on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) on an OEM repair information site, you may come across unique calibration procedures or events. These events can vary by year and model, even within a particular make. As the RTS team has been researching these systems, we have been identifying these atypical circumstances. In order to help you better understand them, we are putting together a series of articles that will help with the repair and calibration of ADAS. Let’s take a closer look at Ford/Lincoln’s parking sensors.
Ford/Lincoln: ADAS Collision Report Video
Posted on 29 October 2019Ford and Lincoln vehicles now come with many advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The ADAS Collision Report video goes into detail about these systems, and how important it is that they’re repaired and calibrated correctly.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: 2019 Ford Explorer
Posted on 6 August 2019While many have noticed that advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), are showing up on vehicles, there still is confusion on what is required of these systems after a collision occurs. The Ask I-CAR team frequently get questions in regard to calibration of ADAS. Many of these questions can be answered simply by searching the OEM Calibration Requirements Search. However, there are some questions that may need more details than the calibration search provides. Let’s take a look at the 2019 Ford Explorer ADAS.
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Posted on 10 May 2019
Ford’s 2020 Escape has been fully redesigned and is loaded with technology that collision repairers need to be aware of. This include different material usage, multiple powertrain options, and tons of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Let’s check out this update to the Escape.
Bumper Cover Repair With ADAS: Ford/Lincoln
Posted on 1 May 2019A simple bumper repair on a modern vehicle may not be as simple as it seems. New technologies like blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, and other advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) utilize sensors behind the bumper covers. The ability for these sensors to be able to see clearly, normally requires special caution when considering a bumper repair. Many OEMs have different levels of warnings when it comes to repairing bumper covers with ADAS. So, what does Ford/Lincoln say on the subject?
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I-CAR 360: 2019 Ford Expedition/Lincoln Navigator Series Video Now Available
Posted on 24 April 2019The I-CAR Repairability Technical Support (RTS) team recently developed a new I-CAR 360 video on the 2019 Ford/Lincoln Expedition/Navigator. The video provides a 360 tour around the aluminum bodied Expedition/Navigator.
ADAS, Calibration, And Scanning Article Hotspot
Posted on 14 January 2019Since advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), scanning, and calibration first started becoming relevant, members of the collision repair industry have required as much knowledge as possible on these subjects. I-CAR’s Repairability Technical Support (RTS) team continues to be on the leading edge of research and education. Our goal is to help communicate information to the industry, and a great way to do this is through Collision Repair News articles.
Ford/Lincoln Position Statement: Pre- and Post-Repair System Scanning
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Posted on 10 December 2018All of the advancements in vehicle technology in recent years have led to Ford and Lincoln position statements on pre- and post-repair scanning. https://coolgup945.weebly.com/safe-torrent-for-mac.html. Let’s take a look at the guidelines laid out by Ford/Lincoln on this subject.
Where Do I Find Other Types Of Information In Ford/Lincoln?
Posted on 6 June 2018Navigating OEM websites can be challenging when searching for collision repair procedures, especially as no two OEM websites are alike. What happens when you need to find other types of repair information, such as, 'What needs to be inspected after a supplemental restraint system (SRS) deployment?', or 'Does the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) require a scan tool or specialty tool?' Let's take a closer look at the Ford/Lincoln website.
Locating ADAS Information: Ford/Lincoln
Posted on 9 April 2018As a collision repair technician, there is one part of a service manual that houses all of the information you would ever need…right? This is not the case with modern vehicles. You may be required to look in numerous manuals to find the information required to safely repair the vehicle.
The Repairability Technical Support Portal (RTS) has videos posted to show you how to navigate specific OEM Body Repair Manuals (BRMs), but this sometimes just gets you in the door. If you are looking for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) information in the BRM, you may not find any information at all. ADAS information is not normally located in the body repair manual. You may have to go into the service manual to find ADAS or a separate manual altogether. Luckily, the RTS team has already navigated most of the OEM repair manuals and we’ve found the ADAS information. Let’s see where to find ADAS information from Ford/Lincoln.
Repairer Driven News: 2019 Ford Ranger Unveiled
Posted on 2 February 2018It’s auto show time and the highly anticipated Ford Ranger was shown off at the North American Auto Show. Some, but not all, details have been released on the Ranger. Repairer Driven News published an article with some of the available details on the new midsize truck.
Dynamic Calibration Video Exclusive with Bosch's Steve Zack
Posted on 28 September 2017Recently, we caught up with scan tool expert Steve Zack, Bosch Technical Instructor, to learn more about calibration requirements for forward-facing cameras and sensors. To learn more about our conversation with Steve, check out this great video.
Ford On Target: 2017 Volume 2
Posted on 2 August 2017Ford has released their publication, Ford On Target 2017: Volume 2. Features of this volume include repair procedures, future technologies, and replacement parts availability. Let’s take a look at this issue of On Target.
Additional Calibration Requirements: Ford/Lincoln
Posted on 26 May 2017The addition of the OEM Calibration Requirements Search to the RTS portal was a big step for the collision industry. While this new feature has been well received, there has been some confusion about what is included in the search tool. The OEM Calibration Requirements Search is designed to provide information on the calibration requirements that are needed for vehicles equipped with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). This includes systems such as adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, and collision braking.
It does not include occupant classification systems (OCS), steering angle sensors, battery disconnects, or other calibrations/initializations required, when not related directly to ADAS. Let’s take a look at what additional items may require calibrations/initializations on Ford/Lincoln vehicles.
Ford/Lincoln Glass Replacement Requirements
Posted on 2 September 2016The role of the windshield is a lot more complex than simply allowing a view of the road ahead. It is considered a structural part of the vehicle as it contributes to the strength of the roof and A-pillars. The windshield helps to manage collision energy and has become an integral part of several advanced safety systems.
It is commonly asked, 'What is required when replacing a windshield?' With this question in mind, we will be presenting a series of articles that highlight some of the requirements from the various OEMs. As always, it is important to read through each vehicle-specific procedure to ensure a complete, safe, and quality repair.
Collision Repair Diagnostics — The Next Essential Collision Repair Process
Posted on 18 December 2015Article originally appeared in Repairer Driven News on December 17, 2015
By Steve Marks
Would you ever attempt to repair a late-model collision-damaged vehicle without three-dimensional measuring? Of course you wouldn’t. Without measuring, it isn’t possible to determine the extent of damage, or to identify hidden damage – which can impact the safety of drivers and passengers in future accidents.
Yet, every day, many vehicles are returned to owners with hidden damage because according to technicians, “There isn’t a warning lamp illuminated on the dash.”
Ford F-150 Adaptive Cruise Control Recall
Posted on 2 October 2015Ford has issued a recall on the 2015 Ford F-150 adaptive cruise control (ACC) system. Let's take a look at how this may affect your customers and prevent a potential comeback.
Ford Lane Keep Assist Overview
Posted on 30 September 2015On the new Ford F-150, lane keep assist is an available option. With any of the advanced vehicle safety systems, one of the most important things to know is how to identify the system is on the vehicle at the repair facility. Once identified, information is needed on when calibration is required and what tools and equipment are needed to perform the calibration. Let's take a look at the lane keep assist system on the 2015 Ford F-150.
Making Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) A Standard Feature
Posted on 24 September 2015A group of vehicle makers got together recently and discussed the future of automatic emergency braking (AEB) technology in their vehicles. This feature is designed to reduce the severity and frequency of collisions; but no matter how good it is, it will never prevent all accidents from happening. So what do you need to know in order to repair vehicles with AEB, and how do you know the system is functioning properly?
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The History of Ford Trucks
The Ford brand was made famous not only for cars, but also for numerous pick-up trucks, light vans and trucks. The history of the automobile plant FORD begins in 1896, when the famous inventor and entrepreneur Henry Ford built one of the world’s first cars in the world.
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Soon after the founding of the Ford company in June 1903, small vans for 300-400 kilograms of cargo appeared on the chassis of cars. The first was a van on the chassis “C”, manufactured in October 1904. The launch of special “E” vans with a 10-horsepower motor from the “F” passenger car model began the following year. An important event in the history of Ford is considered July 27, 1917, when the first “real” truck “Ford TT” appeared, the assembly of which began side by side with the passenger cars “T”.
In fact, the 1-ton “TT” differed from the base “Ford T” only with a stiffer frame and suspension, wheels with cast tires, reinforced by a driving bridge with a worm main transmission and extended from 2540 to 3150 mm wheelbase.
Two years later, a 1-million-pound truck was manufactured, and the share of such Ford cars in the US market reached 75%.
A new stage in the development of Ford came on October 20, 1927 with the release of the A car with a 4-cylinder engine (3285 cm3, 40 hp). Soon on its basis, the production of pick-ups and vans “A” started with the carrying capacity of 600-750 kilograms, and in November 1927 the first 1.5-ton truck “AA” appeared with a wood-metal cabin, reinforced frame and suspension, worm main gear and spiked wheels with high-pressure tires.
In 1938 trucks with a standard base of 3350 mm. the letter index “T”, the boneless variants – “W”, the bus chassis – “V”, the long-base versions (up to 4700 mm.) were in the designation of 3 digits (for example, “817T” or “817W”). Full-sized 1-ton pickups had the code “Y”, light commercial models with a carrying capacity of 500-750 kg. – Index “C”. Cars with the second digit of the code “1” were equipped with a 3.6-liter motor with a capacity of 75-95 “horses”. The figure “2” was typical for pickups and indicated a lightweight 2.2-liter V8 engine of 60 horsepower.
By the end of the 30’s the range of Ford trucks consisted of 126 variants. In 1940, Henry Ford, who was a fan of the Nazis, handed over to Germany documentation for 3 ton trucks “018T” and “098T”. This allowed the production of new models “G398” and “V3000” at the Ford plant in Cologne at the height of the war. In the midst of American industrialists, this step aroused hostility toward Ford. However, when America declared war on Germany, Henry Ford turned out to be an active supplier of light and medium-sized trucks for the US Army, sent by lend-lease and in the USSR.
In the years 1949-50, gamma was replenished with 1-ton all-metal wagons “F3” and variants “F5 SOE” and “F6 SOE” half-hood layout. In 1951-52 all cars received a wider front lining, double windshield wipers and a sealed ignition system, the glazing area was increased 1.5 times. In 1952, they first appeared in the top-hat 6-cylinder 3.5-liter engine, and a gamut of power units included engines with a working volume of 2.2-5.5 liters with a capacity of 101-155 “horses.”
By 1959 the Ford freight program was finally formed, which included 30 basic models and 370 versions of them with a total mass of 2.1-23.1 tons (in the structure of road trains – up to 34 tons), divided into five main groups: full-size pick-ups (models from “F100” to “F350”), no-hood vans (from “P350” to “P600”), two-axle hood trucks (from “F500” to “F1100”) and standardized with them boneless (from “C550″ to ” C1100 “), as well as 3-axle trucks and tractors (from” T700 “to” T950 “) 6 × 2/6 × 4.
The creation of trunk tractors with a sleeping cab above the engine “Ford” began to be engaged late. Only in 1962 he presented a variant of the “N-1000” with a gasoline engine V8 (8.7 liters, 266 hp). The most important achievement was the first heavy diesel truck “HD-1000” with a 220-horsepower engine “Cummins NH220” (Cummins), designed to operate as a part of a road train with a gross weight of up to 35 tons. In 1963 for main transportations two and three axles were created mainly diesel models (from “N500” to “N1100”) with a shortened hood. Gradually the diesel engines spread to the boneless scale “C”.
In 1966, the “H” series was replaced by a new range of trunk tractors “W” with a rectangular reclining sleeping cabin, in which the distance from the front bumper to the rear wall (parameter “BBC”) was 1320-2080 millimeters. The basic 2 and 3 axle diesel models “W-1000D” and “WT-1000D” were used for road trains with a total mass of 29.5-36.3 tons. Since 1965, the production of heavy trucks “Ford” began to transfer to a new plant in Louisville, Kentucky, soon turned into the world’s largest manufacturer of such equipment. Its design capacity was 336 trucks a day.
Diesel models “L-9000” (4 × 2) and “LT-9000” (6 × 4) became the first “real” trunk tractor with a high sleeping compartment and fairing on the roof of the cabin, and the model “LNT-8000” with a shortened hood served by local transportation. The new machines used frames of high-strength steel, hypoid main gear, 2-circuit pneumatic braking system, front shock absorbers and cabins with anti-corrosion protection. At the same time, they produced medium-duty camouflaged trucks “C7000” and “C8000” and main tractors of the “W-9000” series with an upgraded cab above the engine.
The “LTL-9000” truck tractor, upgraded in 1981, with an engine capacity of up to 435 “horses” successfully competed with the products of other companies, and in the range of medium-sized trucks the models “F600” and “F750” achieved the greatest success on the market. The first major changes were noted in 1988 with the appearance of a new series of trunk hood tractors “A” or “Aeromax” , which included 2 and 3 axle models “LA-9000” and “LTA-9000” with a streamlined cab for work in the composition of road trains with a gross mass of 36-37.2 tons. In 1996, their development was the model “LTA-3500 Aeromax” (6 × 4) with 470-horsepower engine “Detroit Diesel”, 13-speed gearbox “Eton” and rear air suspension. Final fantasy 7 mac download free.
Vans Econoline (models from E150 to E450) with a payload of 600-1800 kilograms and trucks of the new Super Duty series, which were updated models from F250 to F750 (4 × 2/4 × 4) with a total mass of 4-15 tons, as well as a cargo-and-passenger version of the Explorer, which replaced the Bronco model in 1990. Minivans “Aerostar” (Aerostar) and Canadian “Windsor” (Windsor) are offered as vans and do not differ in driving performance and comfort from cars. The corporation “Ford” at the end of the 20th century was considered the world’s largest manufacturer of vehicles for the transport of goods. In 1999, its plants produced over 3.1 million trucks and buses.