Ford Escape 2005 xlt

Asked by Ray Nov 03, 2017 at 04:32 PM about the 2005 Ford Escape XLT AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi, I have a Ford Escape 2005 xlt b6 3.0l 4wd... one
day just turned off... I figured out it wasn’t sending
gas to the engine I tried the pump emergency
switch and it didn't work, so I decided to replace
the pump and the relay... I did it and is still not
sending gas to the engine... I disconnected the
hose that’s going to the engine to make sure it’s not
sending gas.... by the way, the fuse it’s good... can
anybody help me please!!!

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ray i have 2005 6 cyl..last couple weeks it was hesitant on acceleration..then it worsened..sputtering almost dying..mechanic installed back 3 packs & plugs..ran better for coupledays..i bought new plugs grabbed packs from junk yard..ran better couple days..last week its so bad..i bought new packs kept same plugs..ran great for 3miles.exit off hiwy on incline sputtered died..hasnt stayed started since..finally got &kept it running it dies & wont start if ion incline of any degree..it floods,,back fires,,turns just wont catch..i feel its not receiving fuel..any clue please im on verge off pushing it into river

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