SOURCE: just died wont start back up
It sounds like a fuel pump problem. When you first turn the key on you should hear the fuel pump run for about 5 seconds then shut off. There is a fitting on the fuel rail on the engine that looks like a tire valve, try pushing on that to see how much pressure there is after the pump runs. There should be a good amount of pressure on it. If fuel just dribbles out or there doesn't seem to be much pressure it is definaly a fuel pump. The best thing is to use a fuel pressure guage that will attach at that fitting. There should be between 45 - 60 PSI of fuel pressure when the pump is running. Good luck with your problem.
SOURCE: 2003 Ford Taurus, 90K, used car, engines shakes, ABS goes on
Are you getting any codes from the Check Engine Light? This sounds like it could have something to do with a sensor. Check your air filter and make sure it's clean. The tach on my 1999 doesn't really work, but it hasn't coincided with other driveability problems. The engine doesn't change in it's RPM's, the tachometer just stops working. Have your charging system checked. The shaking might be coming from bad fuel pump operation, clogged fuel filter, or dirty fuel injectors. Try putting an additive into your gastank to clean the injectors (a bottle of Seafoam is great for this). Try calling your local Autozone and see if they do free trouble code scanning. This might help lead you in a better direction.
SOURCE: My Ford Taurus is dying while driving and ideling!
altenator or battery going out, also check all grounds to motor and body!
SOURCE: 2003 ford taurus starts, won't move
CHECK TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL COULD BE LOW.IF ALL IS GOOD DO A FILTER + FLUID CHANGE.BEFORE GETTING READY FOR TRANSMISSION OVER HAUL.
SOURCE: 2003 ford taurus security flashes theft then it
The security systems pass lock is disabling the vehicle. This usually happens when the ignition switch does not recognize the ignition key and/or a defective fob or the battery in the fob needs to be replaced. If you ignition key is too worn. This could possibly be your problem
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