I replaced the starter, the ignition module and the relay switch on my 1993 ford bronco and the starter will not disengage in the run position I also added the shim to the starter as well. Any suggestions?

SOURCE: Ford 300 -starts, but quits when you let go of the starter

With the ignition turned on, measure the voltage on the coil + terminal, it should be 8 to 12 volts, if there is nothing or very low ( ie 2 - 3 volts) then I would suspect the ballast resistor, )which may be part of the wiring from the key switch to the ignitionpack or coil.)

SOURCE: ford starter won't disengage even after the ignition is switched

sounds like to me that the ignition is bad and sticking on the start positon

SOURCE: 93 Ford Explorer Starter won't disengage from Fly Wheel

My ford f150 did the same thing, so I put the old starter solenoid back in( the one by the battery) and it cured the problem.
Come to find out, the after market relays aren't rated right, to get a good one, and the right one, you have to spend more and get it at a dealer.

Ricky Gittins

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• Posted on Apr 07, 2010

SOURCE: 1986 FORD BRONCO II - CRANKS BUT NO START - NO

I just had the same problem, today, check the tan- lt green wire on the fuel relay that is located on the right fender, mine wasn't pushed in all the way, this wire shut down spark and fuel

SOURCE: 1991 Ford F150. Ignition will

There is a switch on the steering colum, that has probably gone bad, it is what contains the spring for return of the key