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  • 1992 ford explorer XLT (help)

    ok i own a 1997 s14 k's aero but this aint about the car its my lil bro we cant get his explorer to turn on.
    .its been sitting for 7 months
    .has a full tank of gas from 7 months ago
    .cranks a turns on for 1 or 2 seconds
    .new battery added

    thats it i cant think of anything that can be wrong with it because last time it was on it work just find.

    im going to empty out the gas and add a fuel injector cleaner just for the heck of it. but i need help!

  • #2
    yes...get rid of that old gas...through time gas looses the chemical needed to run a car. 7 months should do it. syphon out all the gas and run an engine cleaner fluid through it. then put in new gas.

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    • #3
      I know the problem, we had the same problem awhile back. Its a Ford!!!!!!

      No really, try some fresh gas, look at the injectors, sprarkpulgs, you know, the basic stuff.

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      • #4
        Haha, I second the Ford problem.

        Yeah, gas can go bad. 7 months? Eh, maybe. I'm not sure how much you tried starting it, but it may take a little bit of effort if it's been sitting that long. Some fresh gas will definately help though.

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        • #5
          yeah run it for a while to purge all that old gas from it. when i had my honda, before i put new gas in it, it would diesel after i shut off the car because the gas was so shitty. so yeah new gas and add cleaner.

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          • #6
            if its been sitting for that long id reccomend an oil change new plugs and all that crap too.

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            • #7
              Your gas may have turned sludgey in the injectors and rail (if you're unlucky). Worst case scenario, you may need to replace the injectors, but 7 months isn't that long. Try the new gas and see what happens.

              -MR

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              • #8
                if that doesnt work, it might be that someone hit the kill switch under the passenger dash. i had this happen to me once and it seems that all fords have it. i guess just in case u get in an accident it shuts the engine off. i forgot where it was exactly, but it's only a switch. that might be ur problem too, not sure.

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