truck turns over but does not want to stey running
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truck turns over but does not want to stey running
I have a 1995 F-350 7.3 L turbo diesel. the truck will start after a while then sputter and shut off. the fuel filter light came on and i replaced it but it is still doing the samething. what are some common problems that may cause this. i need help quick so i can plow.
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Brianteel
I'm fairly new to the PSD but here are some questions for ya...
Does the tach register when you're cranking? If not get a CPS (from IH for about 90 bucks) if it's bad the computer won't fire the injectors, as this sends info to the computer as to the crankshafts position. Have you checked fuse #22 under the hood, it's for the fuel heater and can cause a no start problem. Just my .02 worth.
John
I'm fairly new to the PSD but here are some questions for ya...
Does the tach register when you're cranking? If not get a CPS (from IH for about 90 bucks) if it's bad the computer won't fire the injectors, as this sends info to the computer as to the crankshafts position. Have you checked fuse #22 under the hood, it's for the fuel heater and can cause a no start problem. Just my .02 worth.
John
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well when i spray alittle ether in there (not enough to damage anything) it turns over like it is going to start. i understand it might be the CPS. how do i get the sensor for $90. i also called a ford edealer at this point and they said they replace alot of the injecotr pressure seliond i think it is called. do you get a cheeck engine light when this sensor goes bad.
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the 7.3L turbo diesel has and injector pump or at least ford has one listed. if it does not have an injector pump then what moves the fuel. when it runs it runs fine then spudders and dies. also i pulled the new fuel filter out and the fuel was fine
Last edited by brianteel; 01-26-2004 at 07:27 PM.
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Ford got rid of the Injector pump and the 8 individual tubes to carry fuel to each piston. They Cast the Pathways for the fuel into the heads. The fuel is injected by utilizing a gear driven pump which uses the engine oil as an energy source to move the fuel to each individual injector which is time sequenced by the engine computer. That is why the Cam Position Sensor is so Important becasue it keeps the Computer constantly informed as to the exact position of the cam shaft and crankshaft. An injector pump is tied directly to the camshaft so it doesn't have to worry about anything else. ............s.kuteman
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