so, I had this 2004 ford f150 and let me tell you, when the trans case relay module started acting up, it was a mess. first off, you might notice weird shifting. like, one minute it’s fine, then it’s shifting like it’s learning to dance.
then there’s the no power thing. you try to start it, and it’s like your truck is playing hard to get. sometimes you’ll get that annoying clicking sound, but nothing moves. pretty much like my motivation on a Monday morning.
And sometimes, the 4WD won’t engage. that was fun when I tried to go off-road, and all I got was mud on my shoes. you know, it’s like your truck is saying “nope, not today buddy”.
anyone else had this problem, or just me stuck with a moody truck?
In my experience with a 2004 F150 in Texas, I’ve noticed issues like erratic shifting and stalling. It can be really frustrating when that relay module acts up, but it’s often a pretty fix!
Living in Texas, I’ve dealt with my fair share of F150 issues. A bad transfe case relay module can lead to weird gear shifting and that dreaded “check engine” light blinking at you. I have noticed mine also had some weird electrical issues like flickering lights. Definitely a headache on long drives!
I ve had my 2004 F150 for years here in Ohio. When the relay module acts up, it’s like playing hide and seek with the start button! Definitely a pain to deal with.
I’ve had my 2004 F150 for years, and last month, it started acting weird. Sometimes it wouldn’t start or the transmission felt sluggish. After digging deeper, I found the relay module could be the issue. I have to say, it’s a pain, especially in the middle of winter here in Michigan! Anyone else had similar probs?
I’ve noticed that a failing relay module can cause weird things to happen, like stalling or not starting at all. Back in Michigan, my buddy had a tough time figuring it out. After replacing it, his F150 ran like new! It’s a tricky issue for sure.
I’ve had my 2004 F150 for years and noticed some weird stuff when the trans case relay module was acting up. It would randomly shift into neutral or not engage in 4WD. Super frustrating, especially driving through the snowy streets of Colorado! I ve also noticed strange electrical issues, like flickering lights. Definitely keeps you on your toes, huh? Just something to keep in mind for fellow F150 owners!
I ve had my 2004 Ford F150 for years now, and recently noticed it stalls sometimes when driving. In my case, the relay module seemed to be the culprit. If the lights flicker or the engine struggles, it’s worth checking! Definitely a headache but I love the truck overall.
I’ve had my 2004 F150 for years here in Texas, and luckily, I’ve only dealt with a bad transfe case relay module once. It started acting weird—like the 4WD wouldn’t engage when I needed it. Really frustrating in muddy conditions! I also noticed some strange clicking noises. If someone’s experiencing similar issues, it might be worth checking or replacing that relay. Hope this helps fellow truck owners!
I’ve had my share of issues with my 2004 F150 here in Ohio. It would randomly stall while driving, which was super nerve-wracking! After some digging, I found out it could be the transfe case relay module acting up. A bad relay can really mess with your truck’s power, so watch out for flickering lights too!
In my experience, a bad relay module can really mess with your truck’s performance. I’ve had my 2004 F150 in the shop multiple times because of weird shifting issues. I remember being stuck on the side of the road in California, and it was not fun! Major headaches for sure.
I’ve had a 2004 F150, and when the trans relay module was bad, it would occasionally not shift right or just stall. Super frustrating! Always seemed to happen during my drive through the mountains in Colorado.
I’ve had my 2004 F150 for years, and when the relay module started to act up, it was a real pain. I noticed the lights flickering and the truck would sometimes stall out. It was so frustrating, especially on a rainy day in Oregon! After swapping the module, it’s been running smooth again. Such a relief!