1997 expedition won't start turns over, anti theft light blinking, how to reset keys

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Asked by Dennis Feb 23, 2016 at 01:14 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition 4 Dr Eddie Bauer 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

turns over won't start, anti theft light blinking, how to reset key

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I know about ONE button that you should press if the bumper has been tapped, fuel pressure is cut...will restore fuel pressure...that is a little button on the kick panel of the driver's side...to my recollection don't know of security systems....is off my map~ hope that button helps...restores your fuel pressure...how can that be bad?~

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It's your fuse. CHECK ALL OF YOUR FUSES. I had the same problem.

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It was a short that blown out my fuse. My theft light was blinking and my truck wouldn't start. CHECK ALL OF YOUR FUSES before paying a dealer to just check them and charge hundreds of dollars for diagnostic fees

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