It could be a problem with the starter itself—such as a loose connecting wire or blown fuse—or it could be that a component in the system has worn out or needs replacing, such as the solenoid. In either case, if the starter is to blame, you’ll want to replace the part to correct the issue.
Usually, if it’s a battery-related issue, you’ll hear your truck click at least once when turning the ignition. But if there’s no clicking at all, you’re probably dealing with a different problem. Other possible causes of your Ford F-150 not starting and no clicking noise could be:
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