Ford explorer 2002

Asked by GuruWF249 May 27, 2018 at 01:30 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 Ford explorer.. And it stopped at the
light on me!IWhn u turn the key it kicks in like it
wants to start but it want start!But now it is
makeing a moaning nosie!we tested the alternator
and it was good!We put a new starter put n too!But
it's still want start!Help please?¿

13 Answers

Yes I had both of them 6 days ago when it died out!But now it's making a nosie like it's crying!

No it stopped at the light a week ago..And when it stopped it was getting fuel and spark.. but now it not getting fuel or spark but the lights and radio still comes on!&We tested the alternator and change the starter!But it's still not starting!

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OK, when i ask if you have fuel,I mean have you checked under the hood and checked to see if fuel is in the injector rail with some pressure,and do you hear the fuel pumping running when you turn the key on?

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