2.3L motor stopped while driving down the road about 40 mph. Would like help to troubleshoot problem. Information attached.

Asked by CH3NO2 Mar 06, 2014 at 04:07 PM about the Ford Ranger

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Driving down the road and lost all power. No lights or whistles sounded, no reason to have issue. little truck runs great. Thought about timming belt, battery, or clutch arm switch but the motor turns over, yet sounds like it has no spark. When you press on the breaks....the turn signals come on; and when I turned on the emergency flashers,they did not come work.  THANKS!!!  HELP!!!

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CH3NO2 answered 10 years ago

Hello, Thanks for the feedback! Been out of touch for a couple of days. Will go with module, since it hasn't ever been changed. Then see what happens.

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