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Schwaabed
11-03-2015, 20:25
Ok I bought my 96 and it didn't start I messed with is and eventually changed the ignition switch and it fired right up made it 3 blocks and died.
Towed it back home and messed with it the next day pulled codes said optic pickup in pump was fried so I changed the ip no fuel still to injectors :confused:
So changed pmd again with 6 foot extention still no start :mad:
Checked all of the grounds again and cleaned again just on safe side checked all wiring not finding anything noticeable wrong pulled all plugs apart and cleaned
It is not kicking any codes and still will not fire getting very irritated any ideas what it might be I've been wondering if it might be the computer have changed everything else
Dvldog8793
11-04-2015, 03:43
Howdy
How long had the truck sat before you attempted to start?
What symptoms did it have before this issue?
Check the OPS sensor and all related connections.
Verify that the starting system is in 100% condition
Verify that fuel is able to get to the IP:
-- check at the injectors
-- check at the fuel manager/filter
-- check the Lift pump
-- check the fuel lines
-- check the fuel tank and pickup in the tank
Schwaabed
11-04-2015, 05:20
It had sat for about 3 months
Pryor to ignition switch going out my friend drove it every day to work
Have checked all of that even put on new fuel tank (old one had a Crack) that was Pryor to changing switch so truck had run for about 30 min before it just died
The thing cranks over like a dream no fuel to the injectors
Be sure the fuel filter is clean (replace)
You have replaced the IP so all the fuel lines are dry from the IP to the injectors
Air in everything.
Be sure the lift pump is sending fuel to the filter and on to the IP
Remove the fuel feed hose on top of the IP
Get the lift pump operating and air free fuel to the IP.
Connect fuel line to IP
Remove glow plugs "makes it easy to spin engine"
Spin engine until fuel mist blows out glow plug holes.
This should not take more than 30 seconds
This technique makes it easy on the batteries and the starter.
Also the IP is not having to fight compression to clear the air from injectors/ lines
Make sure that when the key is turned on that the fuel shut off on top of the IP goes CLICK
Was this a new IP or ????
Get fuel to IP
Remove plugs
Spin until fuel blows out
Replace plugs
Glow
Start
Keep us in the loop
Good luck
Missy
Schwaabed
11-04-2015, 17:29
Be sure the fuel filter is clean (replace)
You have replaced the IP so all the fuel lines are dry from the IP to the injectors
Air in everything.
Be sure the lift pump is sending fuel to the filter and on to the IP
Remove the fuel feed hose on top of the IP
Get the lift pump operating and air free fuel to the IP.
Connect fuel line to IP
Remove glow plugs "makes it easy to spin engine"
Spin engine until fuel mist blows out glow plug holes.
This should not take more than 30 seconds
This technique makes it easy on the batteries and the starter.
Also the IP is not having to fight compression to clear the air from injectors/ lines
Make sure that when the key is turned on that the fuel shut off on top of the IP goes CLICK
Was this a new IP or ????
Get fuel to IP
Remove plugs
Spin until fuel blows out
Replace plugs
Glow
Start
Keep us in the loop
Good luck
Missy
Thanks Missy
It was air locked thought I had got all of the air out of it but I guess not :confused:
It is running now after I fix a water leak that I just noticed it had the hard way heater hose fitting coming out of water cross over broke off and shot anti freeze everywhere (not any fun)
So to fix it tomorrow and take information a driveway see how it runs thanks for all of the help guys I'll let you know how it runs
jrsavoie
11-04-2015, 19:21
Robyn is SOOOO wonderful. I think she has helped me more than anybody on all the forums
Schwaabed
11-08-2015, 19:12
Well I got water leak fixed and have had time to mess with it all weekend.
It seems to run pretty good I think pump timing is a little to advanced (it pings while idling) but it's not kicking any codes so gonna retard the timing some and see how she does
Other than that not any complaints for a $900 pickup I'll try and post some pics of it in a couple days
jrsavoie
11-09-2015, 07:19
A $900 truck is what we are looking for.
My son needs anew engine for his truck. He took it to a shop to have the starter changed and they did not install the starter brace. They broke the block at the first hit of the key.
Then they jacked him around and he had to lawyer up. But he didn't get enough for a new engine installed
Schwaabed
11-10-2015, 09:44
I run across these things all the time a little to nothing my uncle has been trying to sell me a 93 1 ton dually 2 wheel ex.cab that needs an engine it has the nv4500 5 speed in it also
jrsavoie
11-10-2015, 09:59
If you stumble across something we would be interested, I sure would appreciate a heads up. I've missed a couple. My son lives in Minneapolis and I live in Central Illinois. We are not afraid to take a ride for a cheap engine. We'd prefer a whole vehicle so we know the engine is what is claimed.
Schwaabed
11-13-2015, 06:59
Jrsavoie if your looking for an engine I'll ask my dad today and see if he knows where another one is.
He just bought one for a 95 1 ton 4x4 that we are putting together to sell I'll ask him how much he gave for it and see if the guy has another one
jrsavoie
11-24-2015, 06:30
I appreciate it.
My son's truck is at my house in Illinois now. We would be willing to travel for a good low mileage engine.
I would prefer to buy something I can here run. We got burnt twice on engines that people said were good when they pulled them.
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