Can you help me troubleshoot the ccrm in a Ford or the constant control relay module?

Answer by  MechanicGuy (137)

A repair like this is totally doable at home even for someone who's new to car repairs. You're going to need a few things. A good tool set is handy, a set of sockets, and basic items. You're going to need your car manual, which typically includes a schematic inside.

Answer by  Dustin (359)

This will be difficult to do with out the schematic from Ford; the best thing to do is go to Autozone they will diagnose the car for free. Everywhere else will charge you fifty dollars or more. The best you can do on your own is check for opens, but knowing were an open is is impossible without the schematic.

Answer by  kennethjgoodson (4903)

If you think it is bad your car is going to be idling really rough and it may not even stay started.

Answer by  Anonymous

The pro version of the chilton manual has the breakdown you are looking for. I have it in mine.

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

A must should have a schematic from ford to help work on the problem much easier. Cause without it will be a hard job to do. The schematic is to help you identify the opens. Another reason could be the clutch coil on air condition can fail and the ccrm go out. Get free diagnose at an auto zone.

Answer by  69nova (389)

Depending on your problem. I have seen clutch coils on the air conditioning compressor fail and cause the ccrm to go out ,also have seen cooling fans go out too.