2009 Ford Explorer battery died, recharged it now it wont start
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Asked by Stixxmurphy Aug 26, 2018 at 06:46 AM about the 2009 Ford Explorer Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

(I might have left the light on) but I recharged it and now it wont start or even turn over.  And the weird thing is, I can roll the window down without the keys in the ignition

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OJ answered 5 years ago

Try to use the proper method to jump start the vehicle. To start the vehicle, or even turn the engine over the starter requires a lot of amperage, not just adequate voltage.

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Stixxmurphy answered 5 years ago

What happened was my battery was dead so I recharged it. but it still didn't start because I had the odometer cluster taken a part. And I remember reading the security has to do with odometer being together so I put it back together, put the key in and it started right up.

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