2000 f150 won't start

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Asked by Guru9DJVX Jun 05, 2017 at 04:13 PM about the 2000 Ford F-150 XLT SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So when I try to start it makes no sound it seems
the battery is fine because lights and radio works.
There is a strange clicking noise by the steering
column

7 Answers

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Check your pcm relay and battery saver relay. Is your theft light flashing.

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And its making a weird noise by the fuse box. I opened it and it's coming right from one of the big relays

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See if you can get a jump or if you have a jump box. If you have your owners manual. You should be able to look up which relay that is or Google it. I still would probably replace both pcm power relay and battery saver relay

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Thanks when it first happened I got a jump. Then went home been sitting ever since

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