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Sometimes it won't start.....
Overview on the truck since i have yet to make a custom sign:
04 f150 with a body lift. Shifter arrow on the dashboard doesnt line up with the letters perfectly, usually before the letter except for park which its center over. Sometimes when i go to start my truck, it won't turn over or even crank, totally dead. I have to pop it out of park into any gear and then back into park and it will start normally. A friend of mine told me that it is this part: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...a=FR903-1S5329 I just wanted to make sure if this was the actual problem by determining whether anyone else has had this problem and has solved it. Thanks for your help |
Did you ever try just putting it into neutral and trying to start it before going back to park? That switch would be the first thing I would check if it were me.
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Yeah I was gonna say neutral swirch also. You can adjust the cable on the switch I believe (I did the swap when I had a 98 ranger, its been a few years). try that before you get the switch and make sure you install the switch correctly.
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How do i confirm if its that and where is the switch located? This is all new to me....and yeah i've been told to adjust the cable but i do not know how....if i can see pictures i can easily do it...i would greatly appreciate this. :)
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Its icing where I am so I'm not going outside to take pics. I pulled out the haynes manual (I highly recommend you get a haynes or chilton if you work on your truck alot, ~$20 @ advanced or autozone)
First of all it says to adjust cable before trying to diagnose any tranny problem. Next is it column mounted or center console mounted? Ill post more cuz theres different ways. |
well, it just happened to me again, but it starts in Neutral now too....so what does that tell me?
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readjust the cable, or sell the truck and get one that hasnt been modified like that
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haha no i love it still..
I just have no idea how to adjust the cable or what I am looking for. I can only hope the haynes manual has this in there. |
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