My 2000 F150 has juice but won't start.

Asked by bulldogrsp61 Nov 23, 2016 at 11:54 AM about the 2000 Ford F-150 Lariat Extended Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2000 F150 (Triton V8) won't start.  There's
power and all the electric (radio, air, lights etc) will
come on but it won't turn over.  No clicking or
grinding NO NOTHING.

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check battery voltage, should be 12.4vdc. If battery is good and still won't turn over, Make sure nbattery is fuly charged, should read 12.4vdc minimum, Check all battery cables for corrosion and make sure they're tight. If all cables are ok, check for voltage at the starter solenoid small terminal. If voltage is present and still no crank, replace starter. If no voltage present, trace back to solenoid and starter relay

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Don't know if this will help but i had same problem there is a unit above spare tire i replaced and it was ok they rust up hope it helps

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