2004 sport trac engine died as driving - 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac

4WD not working on 2001 explorer sport

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2001 Sport Trac 4x4 does not engage.

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One of the spark plug coils may have failed, or a spark plug could be fouled or damaged.

have the fault codes read
possible
alternator belt broke
battery terminals loose
ground wire not connected

threre is a shift control solenoid

Your vehicle is equipped with a "heated PCV" It is located on the back of the intake manifold and has coolant lines attached to it. It must be unbolted from the manifold. (See picture)

seperate the fuel line at the fuel injecter, turn the engine over if fuel comes out , more than likely it is not the pump, if you get no fuel, change the filter, try again, if no fuel most fuel pumps today are in the tank, drop tank change pump

fuel system dirty or needs a fuel filter and probably a full tune-up

check the fuel pressure at the engine, check the fuel pump

Could be bad altenator, voltage regulator, or battery. If the check engine light is on, it is most likely a bad sensor. The car will have to be put on scanner to find out exact reason light is on.