Ford P1000: OBD II Monitor Testing Not Complete
Is your scanner showing Ford P1000?
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Ford P1000: OBD II Monitor Testing Not Complete
OVERVIEWWhat Does The Ford P1000 Code Mean?
Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected one the conditions shown under Possible Causes (i. e. , this code cannot be cleared manually – it must clear itself after all of the OBD II Monitors complete).
What Are The Potential Causes Of The Ford P1000 Code?
- Battery keep alive power (KAPWR) was removed to the PCM
- One or more OBD II Monitors did not complete during an official OBD II Drive Cycle
- PCM Reset step was performed with an OBD II Scan Tool
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Reference Sources
2007 Powertrain Control Emissions Diagnosis On Board Diagnosis – Sections 4: Powertrain DTC Charts and Descriptions, P1000, page 86.
