olefafl
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Right before New Years the truck died about 5 miles after I left home. Towed it home and started checking stuff.
I had spark and fuel at the rail.
While checking stuff over it started, not sure why.
Moved truck about 15ft and hosed motor off to clean it up. I had only owned the truck for about 1 month and the motor was nasty and it was a warm day here.
After hosing it off it would not start, but now it didn't have spark. Changed out the ICM (old one tested bad) and it still would not start, pulled it back off to have the new one tested, it was good. Reinstalled the new one and it started and ran fine till today.
I have spark and fuel (don't have a pressure gauge at home, its at work).
Just put a new cap & rotor on and still no start.
It was just starting to rain the first time it died and its been raining today, so I bet something is getting wet.
Its my plow truck and it was snowed and rained sence New Years, but I didn't have any trouble till today.
Any ideas?
I had spark and fuel at the rail.
While checking stuff over it started, not sure why.
Moved truck about 15ft and hosed motor off to clean it up. I had only owned the truck for about 1 month and the motor was nasty and it was a warm day here.
After hosing it off it would not start, but now it didn't have spark. Changed out the ICM (old one tested bad) and it still would not start, pulled it back off to have the new one tested, it was good. Reinstalled the new one and it started and ran fine till today.
I have spark and fuel (don't have a pressure gauge at home, its at work).
Just put a new cap & rotor on and still no start.
It was just starting to rain the first time it died and its been raining today, so I bet something is getting wet.
Its my plow truck and it was snowed and rained sence New Years, but I didn't have any trouble till today.
Any ideas?