2012 Ford F150 won't Crank - Has power all over just quit all of a sudden

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Asked by akcbrown Jul 13, 2019 at 04:34 PM about the 2012 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Pulled into a parking lot, turned off.  Came back out, Truck won't start Key is on,
power comes all, all the bells and whistles, turn the key over and NOTHING.  A
click in the fuse panel is heard, but nothing.  Watched 100 videos.  Bypassed
starter, not it.  Checked fuses and relays.. Not it.  Tried both keys.. not it.  No
anti theft lights on, no codes in the OBD reader.  Please help very frustrating

1 Answer

Define "checked fuses and relays." You can't see if a relay has gone bad without a meter or by swapping them around (I personally pull my blower relay out and plug it into the others one by one until I find the problem or rule it out.) The click in the panel makes me think starter relay, but hard to say.

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