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Old Jun 22, 2010
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So for a while now my Ranger will not start, i had the started checked and battery also and are good. When i go to turn it over nothing happens at all except my dash lights go out for a second or two. I have looked at the basic fuzes and all are good. Please someone help me......Thank you for any input!
 
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Old Jun 22, 2010
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My '97 used to do that once in a while.. turned out to be just a bad wire just before the starter. Could be the starter relay or solenoid too!
 
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Old Jun 22, 2010
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Thank you FULLSCALE, I am going to look into that in the morning. I am just fed up with having such a easy/good truck **** me off over something easy hopefully. I'll repost if this works lol!
 
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Old Jun 22, 2010
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x2 starter relay or starter itself.
 
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Old Jun 22, 2010
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Originally Posted by Goodysgotacuda
x2 starter relay or starter itself.
Holy **** i haven't seen you post in for ever!!!

Sorry for off topic lol.
 
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Old Jun 22, 2010
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Go check all your electrical connections. Check them at the starter, alternator and battery. I bet you will find either a broken wire, loose connection, or corrosion. Chances are good that it won't be a relay or the solenoid(especially since your saying you had the starter checked) but of course it's still possible.
If it was me I would take off all the connections and clean all the terminals and wires. Tug on the ends of the wires and feel the shrink tube on the end for anything flimsy feeling... Indicates corrosion. Make sure you reconnect everything and all is tight.
Cover all the basics first before spending money on parts.
Good luck my friend
 
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Old Jun 28, 2010
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Thank you all for your help, i've gone over everything and all is tight, not corroded and still seems to **** me off. I keep getting this code P1000 and it doesnt make any sence. Does anyone have any idea?
 
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Originally Posted by evilclown312
Holy **** i haven't seen you post in for ever!!!

Sorry for off topic lol.
No kiddin, just kinda pokin around on the interweb. See how my ranger buddies are
 
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Old Jun 28, 2010
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Originally Posted by Blk01ranger
Thank you all for your help, i've gone over everything and all is tight, not corroded and still seems to **** me off. I keep getting this code P1000 and it doesnt make any sence. Does anyone have any idea?
you can pull the starter relay in the fuse box under the hood. probably would just see how much a new one is and replace it. could easily wear out, it is between your ignition switch and starter as far as electricity goes.
 
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