2000 ford ranger

Asked by Reaper6980 Mar 13, 2019 at 04:52 PM about the 2000 Ford Ranger XLT Standard Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What will cause my truck to turn over the switch everything
works but it wont start

4 Answers

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You have to start with some good old fashioned troubleshooting. Is the engine turning over (cranking)? If Yes, the battery and starter are good. Does it have spark? Pull a plug wire and test. If not, you have an ignition system problem. Does it have fuel? Starting fluid is the easiest way to check (remove air filter and spray a bit in to see if it starts). Does it have timing or compression? Could be a broken timing belt.

What would cause that ive put newplugs and wires and ive changed out the crankshaft sensor could it be my coil packs

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Then troubleshooting of the ignition system is next. Could be as simple as a bad rotor (in the distributor cap), or it could be a bad ignition coil or bad ignition module.

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