lbtalton

My Intermittent no start was due to bad coils connected to the push button start. Took Ford 2 weeks to find the problem and cost me $350. It has been a year now and no other problems. Well those crappy lug nuts has to be replaced. Other than that the car has been fine.

Lol! No, but I almost did. After sitting at the Ford dealership for a week and a half, they were finally able to figure out what was wrong. When my new engine was put in back in February, the harness was damaged. There are 4 coils in the harness and 3 were broken. I have had the car back for 2 weeks now and everything seems to be working fine.

Hi guys! Sorry I've been MIA. My car is still having the not cranking intermittently issue. I have taken it to the Ford dealership and refused to take it back until they find the issue. Of course, the car now starts with no issue at the shop. But they think it could be an electrical issue. I'll know more on Monday.

I keep my primary fob in the back up slot and the secondary stays at work. I have replaced all of the batteries twice in those fobs, but nothing works. I forgot to mention that I had to replace the engine in February due to a blown head gasket. I think I'm done with this car. Also would a wireless charger affect the cranking?

This happens to me constantly. I have changed the battery and had the car towed to the repair shop 3 times. Once they receive it, the car cranks normally and I feel like an idiot.