Vibration in steering wheel when starting engine cold.

Thanks Brian. That was my thought also. I will take your info back to the ford dealership mechanics. Is it the upper mount on the right side setting in the car or one of the bottom mounts?

Thanks for answering and the link. I'll have the steering shafts checked when I put it in the shop. I changed all fuses and fusible links and put in a brand new battery. I checked the fuses with a tester and they are all good. The alternator is good. I was told that the EVO steering and the "air suspension" light were on the same fuses and module and the mirrors and drivers seat were on their own fuses and module as well. As I said I changed the fuses and still it didn't work. The switches on the door are getting electricity because they light up at night, they just won't work. I ordered an OBD II code reader that also was advertised to read for electrical problems. I'm waiting for it to arrive. I'm leaning more towards the modules are bad. I assume (as you said above) reverse polarity may have shorted them out. I don't know how it may happened though. I've owned several of these old gals over the years but this is the first time this has happened...lol.