Symptom Chart

2014 Ford F-150 FX2, 2D PickupSECTION Symptom Chart
SYMPTOM CHART

Condition Possible Sources Action
  • No communication with the Parking Aid Module (PAM)
  • Fuse
  • Wiring, terminals or connectors
  • PAM 
  • The parking aid is inoperative/does not operate correctly
  • Parking aid sensor alignment
  • PAM 
  • Rear bumper
  • Continuous or intermittent tone when no obstacles or fault codes are present (certain obstacles may not be detected or recognized due to their shape, size or material)
  • Dirty or iced over parking aid sensor(s)
  • CLEAN the rear bumper and sensors with high-pressure water.
  • Parking aid sensor bezel(s) or parking aid sensor(s) locked into the rear bumper incorrectly
  • Incorrectly mounted sensor and/or grommet
  • Parking aid sensors are not aligned correctly
  • REMOVE and correctly INSTALL the parking aid sensor(s) and or bezel(s) as necessary. REFER to PARKING AID SENSOR .
  • Parking aid sensor(s)
  • PAM 
  • The audio does not reduce when the parking aid tone sounds
  • Communication network concern
  • Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC)
  • Audio Front Control Module (ACM)
  • The reverse parking aid menu is not available in the message center and cannot be deactivated
  • A MyKey® restricted key is in use
  • The parking aid disable feature is not available when a MyKey® restricted key is in use. This is normal operation.
  • The message center displays the "Rear Parking Aid Off" selection message and cannot be selected ON
  • The vehicle is equipped with a Trailer Brake Control (TBC) module and a trailer with electric trailer brakes is connected to the vehicle.
  • This is normal operation. The parking aid is selected OFF when a Trailer Brake Control (TBC) module and a trailer with electric trailer brakes is connected.
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