What does this code mean?
The wording below belongs to the named make and communication. Match the complete code, reporting module, model year and engine before applying it.
A code identifies a detected condition, not a part that must automatically be replaced.
Manufacturer wording
Source wording can vary by vehicle and suffix. It is shown as written, not as a universal diagnosis.
P0A96battery pack cooling fan 2 control circuitP0A96BATTERY PACK COOLING FAN 2 CONTROL CIRCUITP0A96BATTERY PACK COOLING FAN 2 CONTROL CIRCUITManufacturer communications
2Original wording in English
FORD
Reported code forms P0A96
Some 2005-2012 Escape Hybrid and 2006-2011 Mariner Hybrid vehicles may set DTCs P0A81 (battery pack cooling fan 1 control circuit) and/or P0A96 (battery pack cooling fan 2 control circuit) in the traction battery…
FORD, MERCURY
Reported code forms P0A96
FORD/MERCURY: SOME VEHICLES MAY SET DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES (DTCS) P0A81 (BATTERY PACK COOLING FAN 1 CONTROL CIRCUIT) AND/OR P0A96 (BATTERY PACK COOLING FAN 2 CONTROL CIRCUIT) IN THE TRACTION BATTERY CONTROL MODULE…
Check vehicle applicability
11A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.
| Make | Model | Model year |
|---|---|---|
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2012 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2011 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2010 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2009 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2008 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2007 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2006 |
| Ford | ESCAPE HYBRID | 2005 |
| Mercury | MARINER HYBRID | 2008 |
| Mercury | MARINER HYBRID | 2007 |
| Mercury | MARINER HYBRID | 2006 |
Before replacing a part
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Can I keep driving?
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