I rear ended a vehicle in my 1985 Ford F150 manual transmission. I reset the inertia switch but I still can't get my truck to start. Any suggestions?

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What make . model an year vehicle ?

I looked at owners manual for 03 ford f150, found this picture for inertia switch location.

go to 2002 ford f150 owners manual and download it free from ford then go inside the manual to road side emergencies the fuse diagrams for the passenger and power distribution box are there and so is the fuse location also check for fuel inertia switch in case you got hit and press the reset button in and the car will start again

need to ck for power at the inertia switch caming form relay

There should be a cut-off switch on any electric fuel injection engine made by Ford Motor group. Just title a Web search with your year and model car and add inertia switch location. Many of the early designs were in the trunk and later moved to the front floor kick-panels.

Check to see if your vehicle has an fuel inertia switch. During any impact on a vehicle, the inertia switch shuts the fuel system down until the switch is reset. But if it is damaged, you should replace it

look under the dash on the driver's side in the kick panel, near the park brake linkage . There is a black switch body there, topped by a red indicator. This is the fuel-system inertia cut off switch

If this would be a Ford product, you may have to reset the "Inertia switch". Depending on the car or truck it can be behind or above the front kickpanels or rear cargo area or trunk. There is a button to press and it then connects the power to the fuelpump.

You can do a Websearch by putting in the vehicle year,make and model followed by Inertia sensor location. Like 1999 Ford F150 Inertia switch location. Then hit find or enter.

Very simple, Ford's use inertia switches. They shut the fuel off when you are in an accident. Just call ford and ask for the location of the inertia switch on your vehicle. You just push it in to reset it.

Good luck