Fuel Pump Trouble

[FlounderStalker]

HELP!!! MY TRUCK WON'T START!!!! The engine turns over, but won't start. Sounds as if it isn't getting any fuel. Checked the fuel gauge and it shows full. Owner's manual said to put the paddle to the floor while cranking - so I did, but no change. Ok, what's next???

 

[FlounderStalker]

Assumine that the Raptor is the same as all the Fords over the last 13 years, did you check the fuel shut off switch under the kick panel on the passangerside?

Thanks, but apparently Ford has changed it. Looked under the kick panel like hunting for my wife's ******, but with similar results - nothing. Checked the owner's manual and the instructions are to turn on and off the ignition key to reset the cutoff. That didn't work either.

Next Idea Please.

 

[BentToast]

I hope your talking about the truck

 

[FlounderStalker]

I hope your talking about the truck

Come on Bent. Google me up a solution. The ford place doesn't open until Tuesday!!!!

 

[BentToast]

Did you put deisel in? There is an automatic fuel shut off if you do that. Is there a tune in the truck that could have gone wrong? Try resetting the ECM

 

[FlounderStalker]

Did you put deisel in? There is an automatic fuel shut off if you do that. Is there a tune in the truck that could have gone wrong? Try resetting the ECM

No diesel, no tune. How do i reset the ECM? Disconnect the negative battery cable?

 

[pirate air]

No diesel, no tune. How do i reset the ECM? Disconnect the negative battery cable?

Yeah you can disconnect the battery. It really doesn't reset much, but it wont hurt. Did you try your other key? You can bang on the bottom of the tank while you crank it. It may get the fuel pump to come alive if its the pump. I know its kinda hard with the shield there but you can try it anyways. Its in park too right?

 

[BentToast]

Look on page 372 of your owners manual and do the battery reset, see if that works

 

[BIRDMAN]

Found On Roadside Dead

 

[BIRDMAN]

i would never buy a Ford