2006 NAVIGATOR WILL CRANK, BUT FAIL TO START. fUEL PUMP REPLACED-SAME PROBLEM

Asked by cityslicker2 Jul 17, 2014 at 06:11 PM about the 2006 Lincoln Navigator Luxury 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

wHAT SHOULD THE MECHANIC LOOK FOR NEXT ?

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Gerald answered 6 years ago

If you're getting a crank no start with brand new fuel pump You should try the fuel pump control module located at the rear driver side under the wheel well attached to the frame of the truck, it worked fine for me !

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Nikkei81 answered 5 years ago

I’m dealing with the same problem right now but can’t find the fuel pump control module

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Jeff answered 5 years ago

Mine did the same thing. Wiring harness had touch the right exhaust manifold where the exhaust pipe connects to the rear of the manifold and burnt some wires.

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