What you might be thinking of depends on the specific problem you're having. It could be:
* Fuel pump relay: This is a component that controls the fuel pump, and if it's faulty, it might seem like there's a switch that needs resetting. The location of this relay varies greatly by year and model of Ford van. You'll need to consult your owner's manual or an online repair manual specific to your van's year and model.
* Other electrical components: Other electrical parts controlling fuel delivery (like the fuel injectors) might need attention. Again, this isn't a "reset switch" but troubleshooting electrical issues.
* Fuel filter: A clogged fuel filter restricts fuel flow, and this is usually addressed by replacing the filter (not resetting anything).
To diagnose your fuel problem: Instead of looking for a mythical "fuel reset switch," describe the issue you're having (e.g., "van won't start," "engine sputtering," "check engine light is on"). With that information, it will be possible to suggest likely causes and appropriate troubleshooting steps. Consulting your owner's manual or a reputable online repair resource for your specific vehicle is essential.
