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2004 Fiesta Non-Start.

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I have a spare fiesta which has been trouble free for years, moved it about 100 yards and parked up for around 2 months now it won't start, not just not start, nothing happens when I turn the key, no sound at all, no dash lights, nothing, Battery is good, lights all fine, doors lock/un-lock, but it seems like no power is getting to the controls as the instrument panel does not light up at all,Is there a relay or fuse covering this,? I have checked all the fuses and they are ok, The keys are without "blipper" having just a blue chip in the handle. I took out the instrument panel and checked the connections and all seems ok.

Please Help, Someone.!!! :wacko: :wacko:

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    2 months without use is easily long enough for the battery to go flat - how do you know it's ok ? have you had the battery load tested ?

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    Just to be on safe side I fitted a brand new fully charged battery, no difference.!!

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    Have you checked the engine bay fuses? There's also relays in the engine bay that could have failed. They're behind the battery tray.

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    Haven't checked the relays yet, only fuses, will do that next. thanks.

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