2000 explorer timing issue?

Asked by Debbie Mar 28, 2013 at 04:15 PM about the 2000 Ford Explorer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car starts & fires then shuts off 30 seconds later then refuses to start. Not fuel pump  not alternator could it be crankshaft
sensor?

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48,605

yes it could be the sensor among other things. hook a scan tool to it and see if there are any codes. next check to see if the pcm is recieving rpm signal when its acting up if its not seeing rpm the sensor or a connection with the sensors wiring is at fault.

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Its a XLS V6 SOHC, it starts but once above 2,000 RPM shuts down. Where is the PCM?

48,605

pcm is in the firewall you will see the big connector right above the motor when you pop the hood

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48,605

Glad you found it! Glad I could contribute.

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