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Old 08-21-2002, 08:01 AM   #3
Harry
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I agree with USMC302. The exact same thing happened to me in my old F-150. One day absolutely nothing, the next day it would work just fine. Had to take it to the Ford Dealer to get it fixed. Turns out something in the steering column that dealt with the ignition switch went bad. Didn't have any problems after that.

Hope this helps.

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