I have a 1992 Ford F-150 Custom. When I start it it has a steady Alarm-Like sound for about 10 seconds. Engine light on too. Any Ideas?

The truck only has 90,000 miles so it's not got to many.

If you don't or a friend doesn't have one go to AutoZone they will let you use there code reader see if anything comes up

Steady "Alarm-Like" sound for about 10 seconds - put your seatbelt on.

Engine light on - check your oil level and be sure you are using the correct grade of oil for the season.

Hi so it is still an old truck designed to last only 7 years.

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