start problems with 2005 ford focus

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Asked by Ghostface_0 Jan 03, 2016 at 11:19 AM about the 2005 Ford Focus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I'm having problems starting my 05 ford focus, I changed
the starter, neutral safety switch, fuel pump, and some
fuses, but the car still will not start. It will turn over and try
to crank, but will not start..

5 Answers

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Did you verify that you have spark?

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THere is a fuel reset button on the passenger side, maybe under the dash or floor area. There is a You Tube video that shows you exactly where.

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sounds like anti theft locked up put in key turn on like u going to crank it leave on for about 10mins then take it out put key bk in an it should crank right up i had same prob with my focus and this worked

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