How to put the ford explorer in neutral with a dead battery?

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John C. December 28, 2020
To put the Ford Explorer in neutral with a dead battery gently pull and hold the interlock brake shift lever while pulling the gear shift lever out of position p (park) and into position n (neutral).Now You may be wondering why a car battery is so vital to Your cars performance. Well simply put Your car battery provides the zap of electricity needed to put electrical components to work. It also converts chemical energy into the electrical energy that powers Your car and delivers voltage to its starter. And it stabilizes the voltage (a.k.a. Energy supply) that keeps Your engine running. So to say the car battery is not a vital part of Your car is a gross understatement.
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John B is dumb October 12, 2020
How do you turn the ignition with a dead battery
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John B. April 10, 2020
To put the car in neutral press the brake and turn the ignition to on. Release the brake and shift to the neutral position
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Jesus R. April 10, 2020
The parking brake is applied and the ignition is switched off. Open the small forward storage compartment, and remove the protective cover for rubber. Using a screwdriver (or similar tool), pry out carefully and remove the cover for the bsi connection. Locate the interlock brake shift lever opposite the shifter assembly. The brake pedal is applied. Gently pull and hold the interlock brake shift lever while pulling the gear shift lever out of position p (park) and into position n (neutral). Build a cover for entry to the bsi. Activate the brake pedal, get the vehicle started and remove the parking brake.
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Abdiel March 20, 2024
Actually if you unscrew the plastic cover behind the wheel, at the bottom part you will find a white round lever, which if you pull down with some pliers you will seea pin on the side move down, alowing you to put the car on any gear you need, including neutral. I had to brake it all down to figure that out but now I know for the next time.
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