If it is cranking, starter and egnition are fine, it could be fuel pump, If you can get someone to turn egnition ON, while you put your ear as close as you can to the fuel pump maybe the back seat or in the trunk, you should hear it humming, means its working,
SOURCE: 1999 Ford Windstar. engine stalls.
You know, lookinig at this problem more, you have more possibilities of what may be wrong:
This should keep you busy....at least with the easy stuff to inspect.
SOURCE: ford transit t350 loss of acceleration
have you tried bypassing the turbo to check if the turbo is helping? is the pump calibrated well? check all the hoses from the turbo especially the turbo boost compensator hose that goes to the injection pump or something like it
SOURCE: 2003 ford transit diesel fuel getting to injectors
Have your injection pump checked. If the diesel fuel feed
going to the pistons is not highly atomized, there's no way that the diesel fuel gets to explode to keep your
engine to run. However, also check the air filter system
going to your engine. To get the diesel fuel to explode needs right air fuel ratio. Once these are checked, I'm
sure you get your diesel car running.
SOURCE: reverse lights not working on mk6 ford transit van 2001
have you checked power and grounds at switch. have you checked all fuses in fuse panel and junction block or do you have 2 blown out light bulbs.
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