Re: Someone tried to hotwire my ford demolished the...
Depends on the year. Older ones have an electric relay supplying 12v to the starter solenoid. A wire jumper from batter + to the non grounded relay coil connection will crank the motor
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you stated pump kicks on put clutch in and no start so what would you hot wire [[and dont hotwire anything ]]]which causes more problems and in this case is probably pump not problem ----theirs a clutch safety to start in manual trans which that or ignition system problem such as failed starter --ignition switch --etc have vehicle for any possible trouble codes
unless you have the key fob also,you need a new ignition switch,with key fob and key with a chip in it,the switch turns on the fuel pump when the chip is recognized,take it to someone that knows what they are doing,you CANNOT hotwire it.
cant hotwire your vechicle has the PATS SYSTEM.your keys has transponder on it.the ignition switch antenna ring and immobilizer control module and ECM read signal emitted from the keys transponder if you have no keys or wrong keys the PATS SECURITY SYSTEM DISABLE IGNITION SYSTEM CAR WONT CRANK.CANT HOT WIRE CAR WITH THE PASS KEY SECURITY SYSTEM.older cars back in 70s you could hot wire newer cars you cant.
If a manual transmission you can try push starting it . Take the belts off and see if it cranks then . Pull out all spark plugs and attempt to crank it over .
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