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Asked by Cornelius Jul 11, 2018 at 01:41 PM about the 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Ultimate

Question type: Maintenance & Repair


Wassup i was driving my 2003 mercy grand marquis down
the road and it had a complete shut down tried jumping it
off still no sound i don’t believe the motor locked up
because I can turn the crank shalf and the rest of the
pulleys what would make it die like that

10 Answers

5,325

Does it turn over when you jump it? Fuel pump or relay could be bad, it it turns over. Not enough info.

5,325

If it doesn't turn over, maybe a broken ground strap, battery cable, or corroeded battery cable.If it turns over, check the fuel pressure, and see if there's spark at the plugs.

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I found the poblem my belt broke a wire in to and I’m no sure were it goes I’m goin to upload you a picture hope you can help me

5,325

Send a good picture. Did you replace the belt? Serpentine? Replace tentioner also? Must be a main power wire.

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5,325

I'm here, is the wire near the battery? Could be a main power wire from the battery terminal to the car. Some of them are a fuseable link.

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