Reset fuel pump shut off switch

Asked by Lowell Apr 15, 2016 at 04:21 PM about the 2001 Ford Expedition

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

How does it reset correctly?

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If you were in an impact the fuel pump circuit has a shut off to prevent a fire, look in your owners manual for the location of the reset switch / button.

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tennisshoes what if you dont hear or feel the click when pushing it? I have a 2004 expedition and turned off while driving and after few minutes turn back on but after 2 days cranks but dont start. Replace cam sensor, crank sensor, oil pressure sensor, fuel filter and still cant hear the fuel pump activate.

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I have a 2004 expedition I'm trying to fix up. I bought it from my neighbor who is also a family member. He has the extra set of keys and when he drinks he's been stealing it. Got it back with blown head gaskets I had to fix. I'm leaving for awhile for my job. How can I disable my expedition until I return without him knowing?

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