For Ford Mondeo | C4 Platform 2007-2013 Steering Column Lock Emulator

For Ford Mondeo Steering Lock Simulator Emulator Overview: Device Emulates Ford ESCL Unit, compatible with Ford CD4 Platform

People may refer to a Ford Mondeo steering column lock or steering lock malfunction in different ways, even though they describe the same issue.

Original SCL Number Looks Like  7G91-3F880-Fx  Connector COLOR BLACK  has 4 Pins

Emulator is Plug & Start , No Programming Required.

• ELV is a self-occurring mechanical failure in the steering column lock.
• No specific fault causes this failure.
• In case of a malfunction, even if there is no problem with the vehicle key, the ordinarily functioning key will not start the vehicle. This happens because the ELV steering column lock does not activate.
• In this case, you must install a new ELV steering column lock in the vehicle and program it accordingly.
• Steering lock problem is one among the foremost frequent problems in Ford Mondeo starting system, your dealer needs to order new steering lock and program it which is just too costly and time-consuming.
• Instead use our Electronic Steering Lock Ford Mondeo Emulator which will fix your steering lock malfunction error.
• The Ford Mondeo ESL ELV Universal Steering Lock Emulator will always bypass Ford Mondeo ELV.
• No coding required, simply connect it. It’ll fix your Ford Mondeo ESL fail.

For Ford Mondeo | Steering Lock Simulator Emulator Installtion on Car :

•  Turn off the ignition switch.
• Plug the connector into the emulator socket.
• The SCL works correctly only when it receives both an open and a close command; otherwise, it will not function as expected.
• You push the start button and the green led should light. If a red LED blinks, there is an error you need to correct using a diagnostic tool. Alternatively, you can reset the car by repeatedly unplugging and plugging the battery until the LED turns green.

For Ford Mondeo | Steering Lock Simulator Emulator Light Behavior:

1-Red SCL in “locked” state. 2-Green SCL in “unlocked” state.