2010 bantam not starting but cranks and has no ignition or oil lights

Asked by Protrim Dec 24, 2020 at 05:02 AM about the Ford Bantam

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The car started after the top gasket was replaced,
after the test drive there was another pipe leaking
we replaced that pipe the next day then the car did
not want to start, it cranks but no fire, no battery
light and no oil light on the cluster. Please guys my
bakkie is standing for 3months already

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Check the Alternator and Battery condition. Check also the condition of the fuses and relays. The starter solenoid wire is running in the same channel as the crank angle sensor. When the starter solenoid is energized this induces a higher voltage into the crank angle sensor wiring. Move this solenoid wire out of the crank angle sensor wiring channel. Check the condition of the main starter cable from the battery to the starter. Clean the terminals and the amperage draw on this cable. Check the earth cable from the battery negative to the body and fit an extra earth cable from the battery Neg terminal to the gearbox.

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