How can I solve the starting problem on my ford escape hybrid 2007?

Asked by Guru9XGR9 Jun 22, 2017 at 01:50 AM about the 2007 Ford Escape Hybrid Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I just bidded for this 2007 Ford escape hybrid and it would not dtart? what can
I do?

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CITYLIFE404 answered 6 years ago

Is the 12 v battery good and do you have any lights on on the dash when you try to start it

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Les answered 5 years ago

If you can turn the on wait for it to go through its check.then turn the key to start and then push in.If it starts.It could be be your ignition module

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jaymztheguru answered 5 years ago

Remove dr side kick pannel there is a push button push it in and it will flash green wait about 8 mins green light will be solid then try to start

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GuruS81DW answered 4 years ago

I have a ford escape 2010 hybrid but does not turn on the battery is new when I push in the key the light green does not appear so could you talk me what happened. fernandoccr@yahoo.com

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Wayde answered 4 years ago

replace the ignition switch or module, or put a push button switch in it to start it

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