No power to starter or engine

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Asked by Ferm Mar 29, 2017 at 11:00 PM about the 2001 Ford Explorer Sport 2WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 00 ford explore sport and I don't get any
power to the starter or anything else in the engine   
but I get light to my dash could some help me

4 Answers

3,925

Quick fix: fuse, battery (a good one is >12.2 at least, and at 12.2 is slowly dying) or maybe a shot cable. Big problem: ECU.

157,485

First thing is charge the battery and have it tested. Will the headlamps turn on? If so, could be a bad battery, bad or dirty battery and ground connections, a bad starter solenoid or something else.

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Ice look at all that jm thinking it might be a the theft system is there any way to bypass it?

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