Can a bad fuel pump make a Ford Explorer not start?

A bad fuel pump will make your 4.0L Ford Explorer (Ranger, Aerostar, or Mountaineer) Crank but Not Start. Here are some more specific symptoms: The ignition coil pack is creating and delivering spark to all six spark plugs. So you know that the ignition system is not at fault.

Are there any problems with the Ford Explorer Trac?

Ford Explorer Sport Trac owners have reported 13 problems related to wiring (under the electrical system category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Explorer Sport Trac based on all problems reported for the Explorer Sport Trac.

Can a bad fuel pump make a Ford Ranger not start?

Where are the wires in the Ford Explorer Trac?

Wires out at bottom of tilt and in at top of tilt range. Removed connector part # e6db-14489-da. 3 connector pin retainers fell out and were recovered. A fourth was found to be in the connector but not retaining it’s pin.

Why does my Ford Explorer have a bad fuel pump?

This confirms that the cause of your 4.0L Ford Explorer (Ranger, Aerostar, Mountaineer) is caused by a lack of fuel. Now, I usually take two more precautions, before condemning the fuel pump as bad and this is to check: That the fuel pump inertia switch isn’t activated and cutting power to the fuel pump.

How can I tell if my fuel pump is not working?

Just in case you don’t have a fuel pressure gauge handy, you can use starting fluid to see if the no start condition, of your 4.0L equipped Ford vehicle, is due to a lack of fuel. This method is not the most accurate way of testing the fuel pump but it doesn’t mean it’s not effective.

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