SYNC

Asked by BonELew May 30, 2018 at 11:17 AM about the 2010 Lincoln MKZ FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My battery died (Lincoln MXZ 2010) I had it
replaced. Everything is fine BUT my Bluetooth
System, called SYNC, is not working AT ALL.  
Could this be a blown fuse??  I called a dealer who
gave me a ballpark figure of $125.00 to work on the
“electrical system “. That’s a lot of money if it’s jist a
fuse.
Thank You

6 Answers

159,075

Disconnect the battery for 5 minutes and reconnect. See if that resets the Sync system.

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Lanette...There is no Sync service charge for GPS. Sync can not just be cancelled as it is part of the system. If you car has GPS it should work, if it doesn't then it won't.

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My Battery died and we jumped it. Now it's blowing heat and the touch screen won't let me turn it down or change the climate settings. All other buttons on the touch screen work except for climate, ac, ex.. HELP PLEASE. ITS TO HOT OUTSIDE FOR HEAT TO BE ON. ITS AN LINCOLN MKS 2014

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Same thing happened to me after a thunder storm. I had my FCIM front control interface module replaced.

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