'04 6.0 no start
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'04 6.0 no start
Hey guys, the last two times i started my truck she seemed to lope real bad and sound like she was starving for fuel, after minute or 2 ran fine. 3rd day got in and wont start, same starving of fuel( seems like) change fule filters ( thought may have gotten bad fuel) same thing. Im getting code 2617 which says camshaft position sensor. Its not expensive so ill try anyway. But ive got a lot of smoke coming from the pipe so im assuming getting fuel isnt the problem. Waht im wondering is can this camshaft sensor come and go like that. I had a 7.3l that had a crankshaft sensor go in and out just wondering if its the same kinda thing. And if anyone has a trick to remove this sensor anything would be appreicated.
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they dont normaly fail like the 7.3
one slight mistake your code comes up the Crankshaft Position sensor
P2617 Crankshaft Position Output Circuit / Open
And its a pain otherside by the A/C pump
one slight mistake your code comes up the Crankshaft Position sensor
P2617 Crankshaft Position Output Circuit / Open
And its a pain otherside by the A/C pump
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your code comes up the Crank position sensor
verify the code
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Blabde35 im using a supertuner handheld P2617 i swear says camshaft in its code book. I dont have it in front of me but ill double check.
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I do know the crank sensor is a PIA the A/C pump needs to be pulled
I hope its the other one
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The sensor is located about 4 inches behind the a/c comprssor.
First - disconnect the batteries!
A bracket will then need to be removed: The two lines to the tranny filter go under the bracket (wiring bundle bracket that also secures the ground wires to the block above the oil pan and above the steering stabilizer) that needs to be unbolted to gain access. It is held in with an 8mm bolt - a long (16 inch) extension with a pivoting adapter is what is needed. Long needle nose pliers with a 45 degree bend would have helped also.
Like stated before, unplug sensor before removing and plug it in after installing. (The wire is not long enough to make it easier after removing sensor.) Long skinny arms and a lift will help alot.
Crankshaft sensors rarely fail. Check for wire chafing
First - disconnect the batteries!
A bracket will then need to be removed: The two lines to the tranny filter go under the bracket (wiring bundle bracket that also secures the ground wires to the block above the oil pan and above the steering stabilizer) that needs to be unbolted to gain access. It is held in with an 8mm bolt - a long (16 inch) extension with a pivoting adapter is what is needed. Long needle nose pliers with a 45 degree bend would have helped also.
Like stated before, unplug sensor before removing and plug it in after installing. (The wire is not long enough to make it easier after removing sensor.) Long skinny arms and a lift will help alot.
Crankshaft sensors rarely fail. Check for wire chafing
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I dont remember losing the tach, like i said once it was running 1 or 2 minutes, no hiccups at all.
All wiring appears to be good, still in the loom. Im gonna try some of the other testing i guess, seems the parts the codes show are supposedly pretty reliable.
All wiring appears to be good, still in the loom. Im gonna try some of the other testing i guess, seems the parts the codes show are supposedly pretty reliable.
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IDK but I cant see em both going out at the same time
on of those may have triggered from the stall event
