Try the crankshaft position sensor located on front of enginebelow the fan. turn key and you should hear it whirl. If not tap with long screwdriver and have someone turn key.if this is the issue it will start.
Starters and starter solonoids are a big big problem on high mileage explorers Try to tap on the STARTER with a hammer not too hard there are magnets inside and you will crack them hit it firm though. Do you even get a 'CLICK" when you try to start it?
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If it starts after the test a NEW not rebuilt starter
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