I accidentally put battery on backwards and now there is no spark, but there is power to and from the coil.
Mar 12, 2016 at 10:23 PM
Accidently put battery in backwards
1986 FORD F-350
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Check main EFI fuse as this may have blown, if all fuses are okay, you may have spiked the ECU and caused some internal damage.
Mar 12, 2016 at 11:49 PM
I am not sure where the efi fuse is located.
Mar 13, 2016 at 3:07 AM
MHPAUTOS
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it should be in the main fuse block, check your owners manual, if no good let me know and i will look further into its location
Mar 13, 2016 at 5:45 AM
There is no efi it is a inline 6 is a carb unit
Mar 13, 2016 at 4:25 PM
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DIFFERENT GUY
LETS LOOK AT FUSIBLE LINKS
HIS INFORMATION IS FROM "PRODEMAND", W/ A 4.9 A "F-350" WAS NOT AN OPTION, ONLY A F-250. NEVER THE LESS, I HAVE THIS UPPER HALF OF THE CHARGING SYSTEM DIAGRAM. (I HAVE TO SCREEN SHOT THEM, AS, "PD" IS AN ONLINE PAY REPAIR MANUAL)
FUSIBLE LINKS ARE LIKE "WIRE FUSES" WHEN BLOWN, THEY MIGHT EITHER BE BURNED IN HALF, INSULATION BUBBLY, OR IF YOU GENTLY PULL ON ONE, IT WILL STRETCH OUT LIKE A RUBBER BAND (THE WIRE IS DISINTEGRATED.)
LET ME KNOW IF THIS DIAGRAM BELOW HELPS
THE MEDIC
LETS LOOK AT FUSIBLE LINKS
HIS INFORMATION IS FROM "PRODEMAND", W/ A 4.9 A "F-350" WAS NOT AN OPTION, ONLY A F-250. NEVER THE LESS, I HAVE THIS UPPER HALF OF THE CHARGING SYSTEM DIAGRAM. (I HAVE TO SCREEN SHOT THEM, AS, "PD" IS AN ONLINE PAY REPAIR MANUAL)
FUSIBLE LINKS ARE LIKE "WIRE FUSES" WHEN BLOWN, THEY MIGHT EITHER BE BURNED IN HALF, INSULATION BUBBLY, OR IF YOU GENTLY PULL ON ONE, IT WILL STRETCH OUT LIKE A RUBBER BAND (THE WIRE IS DISINTEGRATED.)
LET ME KNOW IF THIS DIAGRAM BELOW HELPS
THE MEDIC
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Mar 13, 2016 at 7:10 PM
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