2005 Ford Expedition

Asked by GuruVMM15 Sep 17, 2018 at 06:12 PM about the 2005 Ford Expedition XLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Any suggestions, trouble with vehicle starting mostly in the morning.  Lights
come on, all but when turn the key you can hear a click sound will not start.  
Let it sit til about 10:00 am or so it may start and works fine all day
sometimes days.  It is only in the mornings that this happens.  been at the
shop 2 weeks they can find nothing.  They did notice a cable and he said
they replace that with a longer one thought it fix it it started for 2 days then
right back. please help i did have the signal switched replaced because the
high beam lights would not go out but that is fine could something be missing
there causing this?

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5

Try and put it in Neutral Mine has a dead spot on the key it wont start sometimes until I take it out of park

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