Car is not starting

Asked by Sufi_Khan Sep 18, 2019 at 05:16 PM about the 2013 Ford Focus SE Hatchback

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

While I was driving to my office in the half way car given the oil pressure alarm.
I stopped the car and check the engine oil level, that was fine. Later on when i
tried to start the car its not starting. Also car gear shifter park position is not
showing in the instrument cluster panel.

3 Answers

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It needs a transmission control module. This part is covered by ford for 10 years of 150k miles. If u pass the mileage it’s covered until beginning of 2020

TCM was replaced just 3 months ago. After TCM replacement the car been driven only 5000 km.

9,045

Take it back to the dealer.. if the park position is not showing then it will not start. The TCM is probably defective

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