SOURCE: won't start after cleaning battery terminals
Sounds like you have an aftermarket alarm with starter disable. By disconnecting the battery the alarm reset and the defualt setting is usually to set the alarm automatically (active arming). You have three options..
A. If you have the key fob that went with the alarm you can disarm the alarm.
B. If no key fob is available you can disconnect the battery again, turn the ignition key to the on position and reconnect the battery. This usually doesn't allow the alarm to set and allows the car to start.
C. Remove the aftermarket alarm system. This is usually the long term fix i recommend if the fob isn't available. Option B should get you going though.
SOURCE: 2000 ford expadition battery/alternater problem
I have a 2000 Ford Expodition, After changing the alternator for the third and final time, I jump started it several time till I could get it to a repair shop, the owner looked at several things and did a few test. then replaced the #1 fuse a 20Amp Power point fuse that was blown. it has worked fine ever since. BTW he did not charge me anything, made a new firend and customer.
SOURCE: Tiburon 04, left turn signal lights stay on
replace the turn signal 'Clicker' also known as the turn signal relay. Most likely the problem unless you have a really wierd electical issue that will be hard to isolate...
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SOURCE: 1992 Ford Ranger Turn signal/Hazard light issue
Can you just check to make sure the ignition key switch is not staying over to far and not backing off when you try to start it. I had a truck that did that and it messed up my turn signals until I brought the key switch back a little after starting it. Just a simple idea. Be kind with your rating for me. Raz
SOURCE: right break light is not
is it both lights? If yes, check 15 amp stop light fuse first. If good, check brake switch above pedal.
If only one brake light isn't working, you have a broken wire. See diagram below to trace wires.
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It was a blown fuse! Thank you
Good job...
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