Electrical problems

Asked by Crazyjmd Oct 09, 2016 at 11:40 AM about the 2011 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab

Question type: General

my truck started yesterday as normal then
died while backing out of carport now I
have no power at the ignition switch.
Cigarette lighter, aux power supply and
inside lights stillwork. No emergency
flashers, blinkers,Windows nothing coming
on the instrument cluster. Any ideas ?

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Get a 12V test light or a multi-meter and beginning backward from the battery. Check battery connections for proper contact first. If there is absolutely no voltage anywhere, check positive wire to fuse panel for current.

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One of the wires that plugs into the side of the fuse panel was loose, Auto Zone was telling me probably a bad altenator!! $469 for one!!! Luckily my key was in the ignition so my door finger started chiming while I was wiggling wires!! Thanks a lot OJ!!!

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