Ted

Here is a likely scenario- whoever sold it to you replaced the ignition lock
and or bought a non Ford key that is SUPPOSED to have a chip(the chip is an
anti-theft device). Now, the control module does not recognise the key, and
will not allow the vehicle to start. A trip to the dealer may be your only
way to fix this.(and I just can't help but think, if ALL it needed were a
crank sensor, why did the seller not fix it and raise the saleable price
several thousand)

"Kelly001" <superchick601@aol.com> wrote in message
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> that did not work....thank you for trying though.
> I was wondering if anyone knows weather or not this van is supposed to
> have a chip in the key?
> my key does not have a chip. I have replaced so many things and still
> nothing. We are so lost to this. My van is turning over but not firing.
> Please help me!
>