started runing a sef dianostic test from inside, turned t start he car before finising test...Now won't start or say anything with fully charged battery
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Asked by pator1 Sep 01, 2016 at 09:41 AM about the 2005 Lincoln LS V8 Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

start running a self diagnostic from ac control Pushed defrost and off then Auto.
tried to start the car before finishing test and now the car won't do anything, not even turn over with a fully chargedattery b

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Bob answered 7 years ago

Have you tried disconnecting the battery for a few minutes then reconnecting it.

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Bob answered 7 years ago

I doubt that disconnecting the battery will cause any issues. How are you supposed to change batteries with out disconnecting them?

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Bob answered 7 years ago

I understand that, but not everybody has one. The OP's car came out in 2005 and the preset saver tools were not popular then so when replacing the battery you just disconnect it and installed a new one. I am thinking since he started his vehicle before the ETAC self diagnosis was complete, disconnecting the battery may reboot the system allowing the vehicle to start.

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