Reset the SYNC Module [APIM]
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2015 Ford Fiesta. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
Programming
NOTE:
An APIM Reset consists of an APIM software cold boot and a SYNC® system Master Reset. It may not
be necessary to perform a Master Reset after performing a cold boot if the concern is resolved.
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Remove any devices connected to the USB port(s), audio input jack/socket (if equipped), SD slot (if equipped), or RCA jacks (if equipped).
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Cold boot the APIM software by simultaneously pressing and holding the FCIM power and seek up buttons for 8 seconds, and then releasing.
- 5.NOTE: Performing a Master Reset returns all preference settings to the factory defaults, erases the phone book and call histories, and deletes any Bluetooth devices paired with the SYNC® system. For vehicles with navigation, the customer's saved destinations (home, favorites, and previous) are erased. For vehicles with a TCU, any devices paired with the MyFord® Mobile or MyLincoln Mobile™ phone application will be deleted.
Perform a Master Reset. If necessary, refer to "Master Reset" in the Owner's Literature.
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Verify system function using the MIT 105-00120 to test the audio output for the USB port(s), audio input jack/socket (if equipped), and Bluetooth. If equipped, test the audio output for the RCA jacks using RCA Adapter 105-00121.
- 7.NOTE: If the concern remains after completing the APIM Reset procedure, advise the customer to power their device off and back on for a simple reboot. In some cases, if possible, the device's battery may also need to be removed and re-installed to complete a reboot. Delete SYNC® from the device's Bluetooth menu prior to re-pairing the phone to the SYNC® system. If necessary, the customer can also perform a Master Clear, Master Reset, or Factory Data Reset on their device following the manufacturer's instructions in the device's owner's manual and/or website. Customer devices may affect the operation of SYNC® and this should be understood to prevent unnecessary diagnosis or repairs to the system.
If a concern is still present, return to the Symptom Charts .