All the faults going off.

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Asked by GuruNHCPH Jun 11, 2020 at 05:19 PM about the 2015 Ford Explorer Sport 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2015 Ford Explorer will not start, I have all the faults
going off when I try to start it. I had no issues with this
before. Sometimes it'll start, sometimes it won't. Battery is
good, no issues when it starts and it drives good. Does not
even try to roll over when it won't. I'm at a loss with what it
can be.

1 Answer

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Took it in to the dealership, they claimed it was the computer needing rebooting.. i told them to check the wiring out (they never did). Called me said it was ready for pick-up and when I got there it wouldn't start... turns out I was right it was a wire that runs down from the battery. Had it back for 3.5 weeks and no more issues.

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