My 2002 F-250 v-10 sat for over a month with me in the hospital for spinal reconstructive surgery. Battery was dead but has been charged and tested as good. The truck cranks strong but will not turnover. I am unable to do other diagnosis because of the surgery but I am looking for suggestions on what might be the problem.
Thanks
Chris:

 

When you turn the key on do you hear the fuel pump run for a few seconds

 

Turn key and bang on fuel tank at the exact same time...

 

The only problem I ever had with my 2001 V10 not starting was the sudden death of my in tank fuel pump. Checking fuel pressure will pin point the problem. Only problem fixing it will be storing all that fuel while you change out the pump.

Darn things never fail with less than a full tank. Or at least that is my experience in the five or so in tank fuel pumps I have changed. PS you can pay a fortune to change out the whole fuel pump assembly or go to the auto parts and purchase just a fuel pump and replace just that part. Cost is about $60 for the last one I replaced. I only replaced one on the 2001 F250 at about 250,000 miles.

 

I just did mine, instead of dropping the tank, I just cut a access hole in the bed due the rusted bolts etc , I did use flame retarded blanket on top of the fuel tank..I resealed it afterwards Made it so much easier .