Turns over but won't start.

Asked by Troubledfocus06 Aug 26, 2018 at 11:19 AM about the 2006 Ford Focus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 06 Focus turns over but doesn't start. All lights
on the dashboard light up.  I have checked oil and
fuel.  Was slow to start the last couple of times but
seemed okay. Any advice, please?

4 Answers

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I would recommend replacing the battery. Try jump starting it. If it starts, it's likely a battery or alternator.

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Make sure your shift sensor is working. It could be called (neutral safety switch, transmission range sensor, or something along those lines.) It's tough to test these sensors without a decent mechanical computer. If it doesn't cost to much, I would buy a new one and return it if it doesn't fix the issue. You could have other issues but its hard to diagnosis without more information about the crank/start attempt (the way it sounds) and if any lights on the dash are on.

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