Hello guys, it's just me, Warren. I am back with a new problem. Well, it might be the same problem. Anyway, I was getting ready to pull up in my driveway and as I was going, I had to hit the brake for a moment and hold it there... Then all of a sudden, my brakes were slowing going to the floor but before it could reach the floor the van just dies on me. I am thinking what the heck is this. So, I tried starting it again. The van cranks up but it won’t start. All the gauges register too except for the oil pressure gauge. So then I stopped trying to start it and waited a few minutes to try and start it again. While it was trying to start the oil gauge moved like normal a few times. Then it would go back to zero. While noticing that my neighbors said to me warren do you realize when you’re trying to start your van we don’t hear the fuel pump like you normally would when trying to start it. So, my guess is the fuel pump. What do you guys think the problem may be? Well in the end my neighbor had to call one of their friends to take his truck and help me push my van into the yard. And there it sits for the moment.
Oh, I had one more question too. Did Ford put any type of safety feature in their e150 vans so if it ever gets low on oil it wouldn't let the van start? To keep the user like me from burning up their motors. Oh and one last thing, what is an inertia switch reset? And where is it located? I never heard of that switch before.
Thursday, June 19th, 2025 AT 8:20 PM
