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i dont know how to check the fuel pressure at the rail, do yall think i could have cracked the block?
went muddin, truck wont start
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At first I thought fuel pump but then you said you are smelling gas bad which makes me think it is flooding itself out. I had the same issue after I took my truck romping and it turned out to be a leaky injector.. but when I pulled one of the plugs I could smell fuel. Could also be your fuel pressure regulator is bad, the diaphrams have a tendancy to crack. DEPENDING on the year of your truck, there will be a little thing on the end of your PS fuel rail that can check the pressure. It will look like the air chuck on a tire..
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oya i checked that out and when i pressed it down fuel shot out
Well if you smell gas and the plugs are wet it means it's probably flooding out. Disconnect the fuel pump relay, dry the plugs, install them again. Crank it a bit with your foot to the floor (clear flood mode.) Then, reconnect the relay, put your foot to the floor, and crank it. If it fires, let off the accelerator gradually so it doesn't die.
Check your coil(s) resistance though. Easy to check, and you can at least rule out that possibility.
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the plugs arent wet though
Oh OK, my bad. I thought you posted saying they were.
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ok so now what?
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i had this problem last week and it ended up being that my contacts in the cap got flooded with mud and water replaced cap siliconing the vent on top and continued muddin
i had this problem last week and it ended up being that my contacts in the cap got flooded with mud and water replaced cap siliconing the vent on top and continued muddin
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thats what i just checked...nothing
what did you silicone?
what did you silicone?
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tow it to a shop
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well i figured it out...the timing chain was broken
damn, that's more complex than I thought it would be. Good luck fixing it.
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yeah its gna be a while until i will fix it because it is about to rain and i have to take all of the pumps and what not just to get the cover off
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wow this is WAY harder than i expected it to be
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