Where is the starter relay on a 2007 Ford Explorer?

On the driver’s side of the engine, lower down on the side of the engine block, just in front of the transmission.

Where are the fuse boxes on a Ford Explorer?

This 2008 Ford Explorer Fuse Diagram shows two fuse boxes; the Battery Junction Box/Power Distribution Box located under the hood and the Smart Junction Box/Passenger Compartment Fuse Panel located under the dash There’s lots more information on this site for your vehicle. Alldatadiy.com and Eautorepair.net are the two best shop manuals—period!

Where is the electric switch on a Ford Focus?

The lock cylinder is the housing into which a vehicle’s starter key is inserted, and the electric switch is located just behind it. In most Ford models these two parts are combined into one unit with four positions that the starter key turns to through the ignition process: off, accessories, on, and start.

Can a bad ignition switch cause a car to not start?

by Jonathan Lister. The ignition switch in Ford vehicles is responsible for handling the electrical signals related to starting the vehicle. A failing ignition switch can cause system-wide problems ranging from the ability of the car to start, to maintaining speed and even keeping the radio turned on.

Where is the ignition switch on a Ford?

The Lock Cylinder What is often called the “ignition switch” is actually two components: the lock cylinder, and the electric switch. The lock cylinder is the housing into which a vehicle’s starter key is inserted, and the electric switch is located just behind it.

Why is my starter not working on my Ford Explorer?

Inspect the feed and return lines and see if any are touching a hot engine part. Sometimes, the starter motor will operate but the engine will not turn. The problem might be in the starter motor itself. The most common problem is a worn or broken starter pinion or drive plate. Remove the motor for inspection.

How can I tell if my Ford Explorer has no power?

Ask Your Own Ford Question Ford Mechanic: Ron, ASE Certified Technician replied 10 years ago Check and see if you may have left one of you power wires off the positive battery side of the solenoid, all power to the car starts there. Ask Your Own Ford Question Customerreply replied 10 years ago

Where does the power come from in a Ford Explorer?

All your power comes from the battery cable side of this solenoid, the positive battery cable runs to the solenoid, and there should be 3 or 4 other small fuse linked wires also hooked to this side, this is the power wires going into the truck. The other side is the cable down to the starter.

Where is the starter relay on a 2007 Ford Explorer?