Locate the fuel reset (inertia shutoff) switch and reset it if tripped. Reported locations include a kick panel, the passenger-side firewall, the driver-side rear well, or under the glove box. If the switch is not the cause, check the fuel pump fuse; that fuse fixed a similar no-start.
A Ford Explorer owner said the engine cranks but will not start and asked where the fuel reset button is located. An expert suggested a kick panel, the passenger-side firewall, or the driver-side rear well. Another owner with a 1996 Explorer had the same symptom; a later reply said the button was under the glove box, but the no-start was caused by a fuel pump fuse that cost about $2 to replace.
