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hi , suddenly the engine is cranking but wont start , no codes !

any help is deeply appreciated

 

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How many miles are on it? Do you hear the fuel pump when you turn the key to Run before attempting to start? In my experience with higher mileage EFI cars fuel pump has been to most common cause of this. My Grand Marquis gave me clues like longer to crank before starting, and not starting unless being jumped by an other vehicle or a jump box, but I kept driving it, and eventually it left me stranded. I got 199,000 miles out of that fuel pump, I wanted to get 200k but it decided otherwise. I only got 120,000 out of the fuel pump in my 1989 Cougar.

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i belive fuel pump is ok , i disconnect the hose socket thats feed the fuel injectors , and yes there is a strong line of fuel going to ingectors rail 

what else ?

thanks for any help

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What are you using to read the codes? - I ask because an app that I trusted didn't read codes that were present and showed using ForscanLite.

 

You could try a shot of starter fluid - that would identify if it was a fuel delivery issue and if it has spark.

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What's the mileage?

 

What's the oil change history - oil used and miles between changes ?

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I am pretty sure that if it was an anti-theft/PATS/security issue that it wouldn't even crank, and when they pulled codes they would have gotten a security related one. If the code reader didn't complain about not able to access the PCM, then it likely has power.

 

With no key in, anti-theft should blink every 2 seconds. With key just turned to Run (before attempting to start), it should stay solidly lit for 3 seconds, then shut off. If it remains on, or blinks rapidly, then there is a PATS/SecuriLock issue.

 

The CEL/Check Engine Light/Service Engine Soon should be on solid when key is turned to on, and should remain lit while cranking, and extinguish once it is running. If it blinks or remains on after running...well, you aren't getting that far.

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no , anti-theft / security /pats is not flashing or blinking

oil change is ok 

today i got this codes with torque app

b211b

c1279

c1281

c1517

c2769

p1000

u0100

u0102

u0121

u0151

u2472

 

 

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i think the problem is related to code u0100

U0100 Symptoms:  Ford Edge

  • Crank but no start, or no start and no crank.

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when disconnecting the fuel feed to inkectors ,,, the fuel is shutting down after 3 seconds from cranking 

 

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maybe does it need case / crank / cam relearn ? or similar issue?

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On 2/6/2023 at 3:53 PM, dabangsta said:

I am pretty sure that if it was an anti-theft/PATS/security issue that it wouldn't even crank, and when they pulled codes they would have gotten a security related one. If the code reader didn't complain about not able to access the PCM, then it likely has power.

 

With no key in, anti-theft should blink every 2 seconds. With key just turned to Run (before attempting to start), it should stay solidly lit for 3 seconds, then shut off. If it remains on, or blinks rapidly, then there is a PATS/SecuriLock issue.

 

The CEL/Check Engine Light/Service Engine Soon should be on solid when key is turned to on, and should remain lit while cranking, and extinguish once it is running. If it blinks or remains on after running...well, you aren't getting that far.

 

 When I put a non-pats key in my 2010 SE, it will crank but will not start.

Edited by 1004ron

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5 hours ago, EddieHudson said:

 

 When I put a non-pats key in my 2010 SE, it will crank but will not start.

Then someone has bypassed that part of the passive anti-theft.

 

The PATS signal is needed for the ground signal to the starter relay, otherwise it shouldn't crank. This is what should happen:

 

 

Edited by 1004ron

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