Ford Focus 2012 doesn't start, no electronics work.

Asked by Juan Nov 17, 2018 at 05:33 PM about the 2012 Ford Focus SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Ford Focus 2012 that doesn't start. When I turn the key absolutely
nothing happens. I thought maybe it might be the battery so I tried a jump
and nothing, I took the battery to get tested and it was fine. Nothing in the car
is working, no lights, no brake lights, no dash lights, not even the power
locks are working, also it won't even shift out of park. The strange thing is
that the only thing that works in the car is the radio.  I have no idea what
could have caused such a massive failure. This car has never given any
problems before.

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Was the fuse the problem. My focus just did the exact same thing

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