Need help!
#1
Need help!
I have a 2001 f150 5.4L V8. Suddenly wouldn't start. Tried jumping it no good. Had battery checked and it was bad so bought new one. Still wouldn't start. Starter turns but acts like not getting enough power. Replaced battery terminals then battery cables still doing same thing. Someone suggested pounding on starter with hammer but didn't help. Could it be bad starter? I thought when those go out they just stop working. Plus everyone knows how much fun getting a starter off on one of these is.
#2
Member
Do you have fuel pressure?
Have someone turn the key forward to the run position without starting the truck while you listen near the gas tank. You should hear the fuel pump come on.
Have someone turn the key forward to the run position without starting the truck while you listen near the gas tank. You should hear the fuel pump come on.
#3
The pump will be turned on again when Start is selected and the PCM sees the crankshaft turning.
Pounding on the starter is trying to jar loose the solenoid linkage that is pulling the starter gear into the ring gear.
This won't help with a starter that isn't "getting enough power".
Have you checked the power cable at the solenoid end?
Have you checked the starter relay?
I don't see the starter relay listed in the Owner's Manual I found online.
It's on connector C2163 of the CJB in our 2002 & 2003.
The starter can act up at times instead of just stop working and usually keeps getting worse.
With the starter out you can jumper it to the battery to see if works smoothly.
#5
Hello all.
I am having this same problem, i.e. no power to the starter relay and I would like to ask for your help please?
I tried jumping the plug for the transmission range sensor with no luck, all the possible groundings are good and all fuses are good to go but still nothing.
What could possibly be wrong and what else should I be searching for?
I am having this same problem, i.e. no power to the starter relay and I would like to ask for your help please?
I tried jumping the plug for the transmission range sensor with no luck, all the possible groundings are good and all fuses are good to go but still nothing.
What could possibly be wrong and what else should I be searching for?
#6
Senior Member
Hello all.
I am having this same problem, i.e. no power to the starter relay and I would like to ask for your help please?
I tried jumping the plug for the transmission range sensor with no luck, all the possible groundings are good and all fuses are good to go but still nothing.
What could possibly be wrong and what else should I be searching for?
I am having this same problem, i.e. no power to the starter relay and I would like to ask for your help please?
I tried jumping the plug for the transmission range sensor with no luck, all the possible groundings are good and all fuses are good to go but still nothing.
What could possibly be wrong and what else should I be searching for?
#7
Hey Big Ed.
My apologies. I drive a 2004 Ford F150 Lariat with the 5.4l 3V engine and it is 4wd.
Now I also have a these two trouble codes P1820 and P1828 "Transmission transfer case high to low shift relay coil circuit failure"
Is it possible that these circuit failures may cause power to be lost to the starter relay in the central junction box?
Thanks in advance.
My apologies. I drive a 2004 Ford F150 Lariat with the 5.4l 3V engine and it is 4wd.
Now I also have a these two trouble codes P1820 and P1828 "Transmission transfer case high to low shift relay coil circuit failure"
Is it possible that these circuit failures may cause power to be lost to the starter relay in the central junction box?
Thanks in advance.