My Ford F-150 o/d off keep flashing and the car won't go fast it go slowly
My Ford F-150 I take the battery out of the car when the engine running when put the battery back o/d off keep flashing and the car go slowly won't go fast
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Never Disconnect the Battery with the Engine Running
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Question edited for clarity, typos and words that are incorrect 'automator' to 'alternator'.
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Put a battery charger on it for at least 8 hours on 6 amp charge. Make sure the battery ground has a good contact using a digital multimeter. After 8 hours, start the car and run it.
Next day, try and start again. If the battery is flat, you have parasitic draw.
One further thought, does this old vehicle have a security system and engine immobilizer? Do you have a steady or flashing red light anywhere. You may be locked out of starting the engine because you disconnected the battery. In fact Goggle says it does have anti-theft.
Will not crank how ? What happens when you turn the key to the start position ? Nothing or the engine spins around ? Does the security light flash fast ? anti-theft system problem . Anti-theft system problem will keep the engine from cranking .
A few seconds, or like 2 seconds. Is the security like flashing? The light could be a red dot on the top of the dash. Have the codes read, takes a scanner. Check engine light on when it is running, Also check the codes, code reader will do this. Does the engine just shut off or does it bog down, like sputter till it dies?
was it running before you replaced the alternator and battery or did it not run,and you thought that the battery and alternator was the cause of it not running. if a motor cranks and not start the battery and alternator are good. you need to check to see if the fuel pump is working and if you have spark
does the engine turn over fast when you try to start it are dose it turn slow . if it is slow to turn over it could be the starter are the battery has a bad cell and also make sure the alt is charging .
Could be a problem with your ignition switch. This happend to me. Battery shown it was charged, then while driving, the gauge slowly would drop. There could be a wire that is shot inside the ignition switch.
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