When turning the key to ACC, everything works except the horn. Could the ground be interrupted by turning the key? Got a good work-around?
SOURCE: i have a 1995 ford escort. it wont turn over
If you have power then starter is good place to start checking. it sounds like a pain but , the safest wat to prevent damage is to remove starter and take to parts store,< one that will test parts > they can tell you if it's good or bad. If it is then you have it out and you are at place to get new one,< besides they ask for old one in exchange anyway>,also there is a starter relay located in service box in engine compartment,< in this box," fuse box next to battery"'is a starter relay remove it and take with you, if starter and relay are good then the ignition is the next step. Although you put the key in on column the ignition is actualy halfway down column< to get to it you have to remove cover from underside of column> the key actuates a rod to this engaging switch by pushing, < check that this is happening properly > it can fail causing nothing to starter,< if starter is good then unless something has been altered then most likely cause.
SOURCE: key wont start engine
is the starter turning?then it is a fuel or ignition problem.if there is no starter action,it could be the safety neutral switch,put it in neutral and see if it turns over.,or a dead or defective battery or connection.also,the car has an immobilizer that kills the starter.
if the key is a copy with no chip,the car will not start
SOURCE: 1998 ford escort headlights wont turn on but
CHECK FUSE AND RELAY.IF ALL IS GOOD PROBLEM COULD BE FAULTY DIMMER SWITCH OR HEAD LIGHT SWITCH.
SOURCE: 1999 Ford escort, horn speedometer , odometer, gas
Most likely a fuse,or the ignition switch is bad.
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