Starting Problems

Any engine codes or check engine light?

I was wondering if you put dielectric grease on the module when you installed it. That's important to keep the module from overheating.

The TFI module is a problem in a lot of Ford vehicles built in the late '80s and '90s. I found a different forum where it was posted that Ford was being sued over this to come up with a better replacement. The forum posting was from 2002 and said there was some kind of settlement about Ford having to replace these. You should research this and talk to a Ford service center. See if your vehicle is covered under the settlement.I read about other people replacing the module several times but yours seems really excessive. The module overheating is what causes it to fail. I don't know what to tell you other than check all wiring associated with it, check all your ground connections in the engine compartment.

Read another partial post on a different site. I can't view the whole thing, you have to be a certified mechanic to join. It said he traced the red and green wire down and found a problem with the wiring. Maybe that could help you get started.

With as often you had to replace it, it may be more than just the module. Like my other post, I would check the wiring going to the module, especially the red and green power wires. Trace them for a visual inspection and also check them for shorts. My son has a '93 Taurus. I'm going to look into it and see if the previous owner got a letter and did anything about it. It has 93,000 miles, I think it would still be covered up to 100,000 miles. Good luck. Post if you resolve the problem.