Turn the Key and no lights on the dash and battery has full charge. Ran a wire from the starter to the battery and engine cranks but doesn't fire. Wondering if it is a fuse or the ignition switch,

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Asked by Charles Oct 02, 2015 at 10:26 AM about the 2002 Ford Windstar

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Turn the key and no lights on the dash, battery has a full charge and I can
crank the engine running a wire with a clip from the starter to the battery but it
won't fire.  I get nothing when I turn the key no sound or lights but my theft
light is blinking.  I have headlights and everything else inside the vehicle but
none of my icons on the dash light up.  Was just fine a couple of days ago.

6 Answers

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Found fuse under the hood was blown and also ignition relay was loose. Check these first if you encounter the same problem. Pretty easy and cheap fix.

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30 amp block fuse under the hood controls the cluster on the dash and the starter.

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I have a question were exactly is the 30 amp fuse at under the hood

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Why is there no power going to my van and battery is fully charge

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If your Windstar Van suddenly refuses to crank over and/or cranks but no start, with no warning or previous problems, 90% of the time it's the ignition switch. If replacing same, the better switch can be purchased at NAPA Auto Parts. Been through this numerous times. Good luck - - C D

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