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This is the 7.3 that burned up albuquerque on way back from glamis.
Ford dealer fixed it..
I picked up and was headed back to colorado stopped for gas..
Started it back up .. Went to put in gear..then it died.. No power to anything! Any ideas?? Stuck in Trinidad co!!!
Do you have a test light by chance. Maybe the alternator wire is loose or missing I'm assuming its there since you didn't mention the dash light being on. All ground wires good PSide to frame and firewall DS to block?
On my 02 Ex, I was troubleshooting batteries and learned the small extra cable on the driver's side positive terminal powers all lights, dingers, probably PCM, etc.
Maybe you can check this, if it is the same?
In the pic above, there is one extra cable on the positive terminal, now removed (powered a massive amp from PO)- the one with the inline fuse.
I had removed the other small cable today as a test and the whole truck was "dead". Learn mode "on"
Hope this helps!
Last edited by ExPACamper; May 22, 2015 at 11:14 PM.
Reason: Clarified wording
Finally home, but without my truck again.
Dude at the dealer that has been handling my claim brought me a loaner Focus and road with my truck on the flatbed 200+ back to ABQ. $1000 tow.
While looking around trying to figure out whats going on I found a list of ****ty repairs and charred parts that I didn't catch on initial inspection when I picked it up. (some things I saw but figured I would just fix them myself when I got home)
They promised to have her fixed next week and claims dude will drive it up to Denver and take their Focus back.
We will see.
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