1999 Ford F-150 Electrical Problems
Hey 151,
If your completely positive there is no remote starter in the truck, then I would have to say your ignition switch is a very real possibility. A quick testto verify this would be to access the main ign switch harness connector under the dash and disconnect it when the truck starts to act up. Let us know
Chris
Suggested Repair
The owner resolved the faults by removing the fuse panel, opening the electrical junction box at its base, blowing it out with compressed air, and spraying a non-conductive moisture-displacing film. If symptoms return, also test the ignition switch by disconnecting its main harness under the dash while the truck is acting up.
Conversation Summary
A 1999 Ford F-150 5.4 had intermittent no-start, accessories that stayed on or failed, flashing lights, a clicking relay, and a starter that kept trying to engage. A mechanic suspected a remote starter, but none was installed. An expert suggested testing the ignition switch by unplugging its harness under the dash. The owner later found moisture in the fuse-panel junction box, dried and treated it, and reported that everything worked normally.
