Starter

Asked by Dean Mar 06, 2016 at 07:08 PM about the 2004 Ford Crown Victoria STD

Question type: General

New battery new starter relay seems to be OK  
lights and radio every thing comes on but won't
turn over. is there any other fuse or relay that stops
power to starter?

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Rowefast answered 8 years ago

There would be a starter relay in one of the fuse boxes. If that doesn't do it, possible it could be the ignition switch.

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Larry answered 8 years ago

Make sure ALL of the cables are clean, no corrosion and tight. I have seen bad grounds do this as well as cables that looked good but only had a couple of strands still connected. Also, just because it's new, it could still be a bad part. Just replaced a "New" alternator not long ago as battery would keep going dead and they were both new.

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