do ford cars automatically switch off once it was engaged in an accident
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Asked by Guru9MYF4C Jan 07, 2023 at 02:46 PM about the 2014 Ford Fusion

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Gene answered about a year ago

That’s looks like the impact could have tripped the inertia switch. I got hit in my old TBird that hardly jostled me but it tripped the switch killing the engine until I reset it.

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james answered about a year ago

Ford Products have an inertia switch that shuts down the fuel pump in the event of a collision. Look for the reset switch inside the back of the vehicle, usually on the driver's side of the cargo area. Hope that helps! Jim

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