replaced starter,solonoid,and ignition swith on my 00 f150 and starter wont disengage. same problem i had in the beginning

Asked by Norbert Apr 16, 2012 at 09:16 PM about the 2000 Ford F-150 Work 4WD LB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what else could be causeing starter not to disengage

3 Answers

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Disconnect the starter from the flywheel but leave it electrically connected. Support the starter on an stand/box/etc. so you can see the gear. Have someone turn the ignition key to the "on" position, but not the start position. If the starter engages you have a short somewhere. You can do the same thing with a multi-meter if you know which wires to check.

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Check the fuses....with a test light....try to find the one it says..( start).....if the fuse is ok,....maybe the anti thieft system is doing that thing close the doors put the alarm and turn it off again!! ..if still not working.....check cables from battery + and - to the starter.....good luck

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Did this condition begin with the old starter in the vehicle? Or did it begin after you replaced something? If it began after replacement of a part it may be wired wrong. If not, check all the wiring to make sure something is not chaffed/corroded.

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