No click, no crank, no start

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Asked by Cecilia Aug 11, 2023 at 05:15 AM about the 1995 Ford Ranger XLT Extended Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 95 ford ranger xlt 4.0l v6 automatic 2wd extended cab long wheel
base, I have replaced the battery, the starter, the starter solenoid, the ignition
switch, the ignition lock cylinder, the neutral safety switch and the boo switch
and still no start , or crank or click. I’m at my wits end any suggestions before I
lose my mind?

6 Answers

311,405

Have you done voltage tests at all power points and grounds needed for the starter to run?

40,305

YOU replaced all those items or did a " mechanic " do the work ? A multi meter is useful for electrical problems and could have saved you time and money

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I replaced all those parts and yes I will go check everything again with a voltage meter and let you know what it says give me a few to go check it out

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I also replaced alternator ! Ok I’m gonna go check everything again with voltage meter!

40,305

Why didn't you check those things before buying parts you didn't need ? Is there a relay ?

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