won't start no power to fuel pump or relays.
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Asked by henryford1992 Oct 12, 2009 at 06:34 PM about the 1992 Ford Crown Victoria LX Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The car ran fine then next morning didnt start .no power to fuel pump or eec relay fuel/ pump relay / ac relay. Fuel pump and relays and fuses good .also the crank posistion sensor new, does the eec control both the spark and fuel pump power? Or does the ignition coil somehow control power to fuel pump. or does the EDIS distributorless ignition system box control both power to fuel and no spark.
Help is in need....thanks

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Greg answered 14 years ago

Check the connections on the battery terminals. This sounds like a problem my car had from too much corrosion on my battery. Check that and respond back.

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henryford1992 answered 14 years ago

Thanks commander,...All battery connections good,..in fact I recieve juice to all fuse boxes to and from,...No power to the eec relay or the fuel pump relay. I wonder if the crankshaft posistion sensor can control both problems of no spark and no power to the relays.

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