Try cleaning the battery connectors, and then apply die-electirc grease. Probably not making good contact.
This could be two separate problems. Dash and interior lights can be a bad fuse. Second, if the starter cranks over with a new battery, check your electronic fuel pump, and or your kill switch.
If you replaced the battery with a brand new one, then no. The battery comes from the store with a fuul charge. If it didn't come charged up, then you have bought a defective battery.
There are four adjustment screws under the rim that can be tightened or loosened for adjustments of the headlights on 2000 Ford Escort ZX2
Yes - radio, spark plugs, headlights, tail lights, turn signals, overhead light, etc. All of these use electricity from the battery or alternator. If you have a radio with a clock, it uses electricity while the car is off - the battery provides the power. Same thing with leaving the headlights on when the car is off. The battery provides electricity to make them work.
No they arent the same
Have this done by a professional. You do not have the equipment to do this correctly.
A ( 1981 ) Ford Escort takes a BCI group size ( 58 ) battery
Battery is located in the trunk.
If your headlights, horn and everything work, I would have the ignition switch checked out. Make sure you checked all ingition fuses and relays first.
OK, it has a battery. What are you wanting to know?
Belt slipping Did coolant get on belt during replacement?
sounds like your fuel pump is gettin hot
No.