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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / April 2007

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95 EB - Will not start and Scanner cannot run tests

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plex4r - 20 Apr 2007 15:18 GMT
The car will not start after sitting for a week.  It had been getting
harder
to start after sitting for just a weekend.

The code scanner will not run any tests.  
Can I take the PCM out and have that tested?
I have already swiched the PCM/AC relays and this had no impact.
Or what else should I do to diagnose?

Thanks, Bill.
plex4r - 20 Apr 2007 18:05 GMT
I tested all of the fuses and this checks out.  Does this mean the PCM or
ignition module is bad?
Jim Warman - 21 Apr 2007 04:42 GMT
The first order of the day is to find out why you can't communicate with the
PCM.... First is to check for V_REF.... centre terminal on the TPS is
usually the easiest and should be in the 4.5 ~ 5 volt range. If you have
V_REF, leave the TPS unplugged and retry the scan tool..

A wiring diagram (or at least the connector pin out) is going to be
mandatory for checking all the powers and grounds at the PCM connector if
need be....

FWIW, my own preference is to load test powers and grounds... An old sealed
beam headlamp is nearly ideal for this..

>I tested all of the fuses and this checks out.  Does this mean the PCM or
> ignition module is bad?

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