perryvr
06-14-2006, 10:51
Just finished installing new heads, gaskets, water-pump upgrade, gauges, 4" exhaust, new injectors, new injector lines, new glow plugs. I now have a no-start problem with my truck.
My 1st thought was an air-lock...so, I opend up all the injector lines and no fuel would come out of them.
My 2nd thought was the fuel shut-off solenoid. I disconnected it an applied power to 1 terminal and ground to the other terminal and the solenoid would make a clicking noise just as it should.
So, I tested the connections of the fuel shut-off solenoid with my handy test light connected to a ground and I found voltage at BOTH of the terminals in the connection to the fuel shut-off solenoid????
Any ideas what is going on??
I also noticed that the fuel lift pump will run any time the ignition key is ON..Normally this should run only when the ignition key is in the "crank/start" position and then the OPS will keep it running once the truck starts.
So it appears I have 2 problems....Both I assume are related....a fuel shut-off solenoid that has power to both of its connection terminals and a fuel lift-pump that is running all of the time...I did not have these problems prior to the work I just completed so I have a feeling I am missing a ground wire or something..
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
Perry
1994 GMC K2500 HD
Vin code: F
My 1st thought was an air-lock...so, I opend up all the injector lines and no fuel would come out of them.
My 2nd thought was the fuel shut-off solenoid. I disconnected it an applied power to 1 terminal and ground to the other terminal and the solenoid would make a clicking noise just as it should.
So, I tested the connections of the fuel shut-off solenoid with my handy test light connected to a ground and I found voltage at BOTH of the terminals in the connection to the fuel shut-off solenoid????
Any ideas what is going on??
I also noticed that the fuel lift pump will run any time the ignition key is ON..Normally this should run only when the ignition key is in the "crank/start" position and then the OPS will keep it running once the truck starts.
So it appears I have 2 problems....Both I assume are related....a fuel shut-off solenoid that has power to both of its connection terminals and a fuel lift-pump that is running all of the time...I did not have these problems prior to the work I just completed so I have a feeling I am missing a ground wire or something..
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
Perry
1994 GMC K2500 HD
Vin code: F