Vehicle quit going down road and will not restart

Asked by Me1967 Aug 22, 2015 at 12:23 PM about the 2000 Ford Explorer XLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Acts like it isn't getting gas or fire one

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beatifullydesigned answered 9 years ago

It's sounds like it is having the same issue as mine. Mine was vapor locked..I let engine cool release air pressure from vapor lock then started and runs fine. But still unsure what caused the vapor lock.

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beatifullydesigned answered 9 years ago

Also check fuel pump with a pressure check tool. If pump died will act like no spark or fire..There is also a relay for the fuel pump if it goes bad fuel pump will not work.

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CiciMac answered 7 years ago

Got a 2002 Ford explorer XLT was going down the road and it just died. Done changed fuel pump and filter. What else could it be?

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