What does the wrench light mean on a ford explorer?

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Tina S. December 21, 2020
The wrench light on a Ford Explorer is the powertrain malfunction indicator. When the vehicle computer detects a problem with the engine or transmission, it turns on the wrench light and restricts the vehicle's performance. When it comes on, You may experience a severe reduction in the vehicles performance. The common causes of the light lie in throttle control and/or transmission.The light may come on along with the check engine light. Whether the check engine light is on or not, get the codes with a good OBD scan tool and narrow down the possible causes of the problem. You also need to check inside of the throttle body. If its d***y, clean it up and perform idle relearn.
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Alma Martinez July 27, 2022
My 2013 Ford Explorer comes to a complete stop then the yellow wrench comes on then you restart it and drives off again it happens like two to three times a day
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Pearline P. April 10, 2020
The wrench light on a ford explorer is the powertrain malfunction indicator, you can find the exact cause by using an obd ii scan tool on the vehicle.
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Latisha Dilworth December 1, 2022
Alma Martinez did u find out what it was mine does this
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July Nsiamfumu January 1, 2023
My 2013 Ford Explorer XLT when yellow wrench came ON car reduce speed and STOP then after restart it drives again it happens like two times aweek.
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Michael Martin March 17, 2023
I washed u nderr the hood I just purchased the vehicle with a 10000 miles it's a04 is there anyway j.an clean something rather than purches the h* km e gas pedal or is jt something in nder the hood
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Joe Walsh August 27, 2023
It means the sensors in your transmission and accelerator have detected a problem with your Temperature, Oil Pressure, or electronic communication in your drivetrain.
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