Lincoln mkz 09 won't start

Asked by GuruNYHP2 Oct 15, 2019 at 04:46 PM about the 2009 Lincoln MKZ AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My lincoln mkz 09 just off on me it won't start up.. It has no
power I changed the starter new n battery... Theres no
clicking when I turn the key its just dead like no power is
running thew the car only power its the lights horn and
seats n car locks the dash has no power n radio

3 Answers

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Is the anti thief light blinking? Might have to reset the alarm. Turn your ignition key from off to on (do not try to start), do this 8 times within 20 seconds. On the 8th time, leave in the on position. Press and hold any one button on the key fob. The door locks should cycle. May take up to 20 seconds of holding the button down.

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70

Can be a bad fuse #27, in the smart junction box (body computer module), located left of the parking brake pedal.

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70

#27 fuse supply power to your ignition switch, dash warning lights, radio, etc.

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