2009 f150 no start after rear end collision
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2009 f150 no start after rear end collision
New here. Was rear ended and truck had died after impact. Now won't start. Been towed to 3 different places. No fire to fuel pump, or fuel pump driver module. PATS is confirmed functional. It cranks but will not fire. Fuse 27 already replaced/relocated. All fuses are good. If starting fluid is sprayed in, it will fire right up. Then of course dies. Could use advice.
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I'm pretty new to Ford trucks, I am not 100% sure but in a Ford car that I had an accident in years ago the same thing happened. It was the inertia switch that shuts off the fuel supply in the event of a collision. It has a reset button and on my car was located behind the passenger side interior kick pannel. The owners bookl may give the location.
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Actually it was still in use until 2010 according to the link Sportscape put up, but check the fuse holder itself, it burns and the fuse is still good and just wont make contact.
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Need to pull fault codes from both the PCM and the RCM to see what the logic states are being detected as. It's always possible that, given it was a rear end collision, that there is wiring damage.
Did any of the SRS features (airbags, seat belt pretensioners, etc) deploy in the accident?
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The bed is off. Does not appear to be any wiring damage anywhere. The fuel driver module is intact. There is an open fault code going to the fuel pump. That is the only code that shows up when scanned. There is no signal going to the fuel driver module. I am thinking there's some kind of reset to the PCM RCM, but this garage down here doesn't seem very sharp.
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What is the actual fault code? Did they run the RCM self-test?
It may behoove you to find a shop (or the dealer) who is experienced in collision repair of late model Fords, like the local Ford dealer or a shop they recommend if they outsource collision repair.
but this garage down here doesn't seem very sharp
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This IS the Outsource experts in the area. Reeves Automotive, Baxley Georgia to be specific. And I believe Stewart told me the code was p0627. I can't confirm that right now, since they don't work on Saturdays or Sundays or a whole bunch of different hours during the week either. This is insurance claim, this is the third garage it's been two so far.
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Actually, it's not that simple. The insurance company is trying to total it, against my wishes. I believe if the no start situation isn't resolved in the next few days, then they will total it. The long and short of it is I'm not prepared for a new car payment.
Since none of the airbags deployed or seat belt tensioners, I am leaning towards the #8 relay or RCM or fuel pump driver module or fuel pump. I'm baffled that the PATS system and SRS system indicators flash normal during attempted start. That is, they go out after a few seconds. Could the RCM cause a no-start even if nothing deployed? I will follow up if the resident "expert" is in tomorrow at the local shop it's at.
Side note: this happened to me 807 miles from home, so I'm kinda at their mercy.
Since none of the airbags deployed or seat belt tensioners, I am leaning towards the #8 relay or RCM or fuel pump driver module or fuel pump. I'm baffled that the PATS system and SRS system indicators flash normal during attempted start. That is, they go out after a few seconds. Could the RCM cause a no-start even if nothing deployed? I will follow up if the resident "expert" is in tomorrow at the local shop it's at.
Side note: this happened to me 807 miles from home, so I'm kinda at their mercy.
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