Hello fellas. I appreciate all the great help on this site. My 1994 F-150 351, 4x4, automatic has 260,XXX miles. It has never given me any serious mechanic problem. The other day I started it up, pulled across the yard, then it suddenly died while I was driving slowly across the yard and I immediately smelled a burnt smell in the cab, and could smell it under the hood. Now when I try starting it the truck it cranks over just fine, but the fuel pumps don't kick on with that audible priming sound. All the fuses are fine, but the new OBD-1 scanner from Oreillys won't recognize it is hooked up, I know the scanner works bc it works fine on my other ford 94 f-350pickup. The emergency fuel cutoff switch isn't the problem...for the life or me I don't know what's the problem. Any ideas? Is the ECM fried? Thanks & God bless

 

I'm not great with the electrics but the ECM seems to be the issue does the check engine light come on

 

Yes as noted above you have a bad PCM computer.