2004 escape with fully charged battery will turn over but not catch. new FOB battery and left the battery unhooked overnight to try to reset.
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Asked by pkrivard Dec 04, 2016 at 05:15 PM about the 2004 Ford Escape

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

This seems to be a security issue.  we thought unhooking the battery overnight would work. Also replaced the FOB battery.  AAA came and hooked it up but was unable to diagnose.  We are now waiting on a tow truck.  With a fully charged battery the car will turn over but not catch.  Any ideas?

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pkrivard answered 7 years ago

fuel pump and filter. $800+ ouch. Thanks for your help. It is now officially for sale.

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Guru9W8HP3 answered 3 years ago

I paid about $56.00 for a new fuel pump on-line. It is the easiest fuel pump to change I have ever done in 50 years; anyone can do it in a few minutes - $800 ! - my 2003 Escape cost $500 to buy.

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