I have a 2014 lincoln mkz

Asked by Shris Jun 14, 2020 at 04:37 PM about the 2014 Lincoln MKZ AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When i turn sharp my park assist,hill assist, and traction
control and motion head lamp dashboard lights come on
and i lose power steering. Then a bar appears and starts
filling up for each of the lights indicating its resetting after
the first 2 completely reset i get my power steering back.
With in 5 minutes all lights are off and the car is back to
normal. It does not affect the driving of the car just the
above mentioned.. Can someone point me in the direction
of what the hell is going on? Ive talked to several
mechanics and they have no clue. I do have a video of it
happening..  

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Have this same issue and just had it diagnosed yesterday and the part ordered. All those systems run through and rely on the abs module. The abs wheel speed sensor is failing on one of your wheels. Mine is the front left. When all the dash lights come on my wheel speed sensor thinks one tire is doing 158 mph while all the others are reading correct mph.

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