Car won’t start after changing battery and alternator

Asked by GuruJ4HS9 Jul 21, 2020 at 04:29 PM about the 2005 Ford Focus ZX4 S

Question type: General

just Put in new battery 2 weeks ago had 2 places
run codes said it was battery I buy new battery car
runs great for 2 weeks then car dies I jump it starts
runs 20 mins then stalls so I go buy alternator and
exchange battery install both now car won’t start
turns over but seems like not getting fuel now

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Sabrina answered 4 years ago

Did you ever figure out what was wrong? I have an 05 Ford Focus ZX4 ST that cranks and won’t start. We have changed the battery, starter, IAC valve and alternator. It would start and I could go to work but on my way home it would stall after changing the first three things I mentioned. Then I changed the alternator and bow it just cranks and so start. All fuses are good and I’m lost.

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