2004 Ford F150 CHARGING SYSTEM

2004 FORD F-150
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JAY'S JUNK
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Electrical problem
2004 Ford F150 V8 Four Wheel Drive Automatic

DRIVING TO WORK,ALL GAUGES FLAT LINED AS IF THE KEY WAS OFF.HAD NO POWER ANYWHERE,POWER WINDOWS DIDN'T WORK,RADIO WENT OFF,A/C WENT OFF,ALTHOUGH THE FAN STAYED ON.ALSO HORRIBLE GRINDING NOISE FOR MINUTE OR SO,THEN STOPPED.
ENGINE DIDN'T MISS A LICK,RAN SMOOTH TILL I TURNED OFF THE KEY.THEN WOULDN'T START,LIKE DEAD BATTERY.....JUMPED TRUCK,AND LET CHARGE ABOUT 5 MINUTES,WHILE STILL HOOKED TO JUMPER CABLES,DROVE HOME 12 MILES OR SO,WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE...
AT HOME ODC CODES, P0117,P0119,P0622,P2077,P2106. ALTINATOR TESTED GOOD,BATTERY TESTED GOOD,ALL RELAYS ARE GOOD...WHAT ELSE CAN I DO,DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE PROBLEM IS ???
May 31, 2010 at 7:32 PM
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JACOBANDNICKOLAS
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the 117 and 119 both deal with the coolant temp sensor which wouldn't have caused the problem. PO622 deals with a Generator Field "F" Control Circuit Malfunction which is related to the alt, but still I wouldn't tie that together with everything dieing. I can't find a listing for the 2K codes.

When you jumped the truck, did everything still continue not to work?
May 31, 2010 at 10:31 PM
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