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B141B

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SSM 46901

FORD, LINCOLN

Reported code forms B141B

Some 2017-2018 Fusion/MKZ vehicles built on or before 27-Oct-2017 may exhibit an illuminated airbag lamp and/or SYNC 911 assist not operational message being displayed. Connect the IDS and check the RCM and APIM for…

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SSM 46109

FORD, LINCOLN

Reported code forms B141B

SOME 2017 FUSION/MKZ VEHICLES BUILT ON OR BEFORE 18-AUG-2016 MAY EXHIBIT AN AIR BAG LAMP. CONNECT THE IDS AND CHECK THE RCM FOR DTCS. IF DTC U3000, U2100, U2101, U2300, U0455, U0452, B0080, B141B, B141C, B0054, B140C,…

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TSB160001

FORD, LINCOLN

Reported code forms B141B

49 CFR Part 579.5 Monthly Communications - March 2016 Air bag warning light illuminated with diagnostic trouble code (DTC) B141B and/or B141C

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15-0113

FORD

Reported code forms B141B

FORD EXPLORER 2014-2016: BULLETIN INFORMATION INVOLVING VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH SECOND ROW INFLATABLE SEAT BELTS MAY EXHIBIT AN AIRBAG WARNING LIGHT ILLUMINATED WITH DTC B141B AND B141C. *LJ

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MakeModelModel year
FordEDGE2014
FordEDGE2013
FordESCAPE2016
FordESCAPE2015
FordESCAPE2014
FordESCAPE2013
FordEXPEDITION2016
FordEXPEDITION2015
FordEXPEDITION2013
FordEXPEDITION2012
FordEXPLORER2016
FordEXPLORER2015
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