I changed exhaust manifold in 2000 f150 now won't start don't no y any suggestions?

Asked by Birdcage_763 Feb 24, 2017 at 07:09 PM about the 2000 Ford F-150

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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All I can say is to go over your work, checking wiring, may be something unplugged?

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K thank u I was thinking was an oxygen sensor problem on the pipe but I NVR had to remove it the truck just turns over but NVR fires up ran fine till I did the manifold except had a leak that drove me crazy

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Well, yes, this doesn't make sense, Just going to have to do some checking. What size engine is this? If this is the 4.2L see if power is going to the coil pack, or first check for spark. Have to start looking somewhere. And the O2 sensor would not keep it from starting.

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