no injector buzz no start. where should I start?
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no injector buzz no start. where should I start?
Hey guys,
I have a 2004 6.0 that was running fine and starting fine until the other day it wont start cold. Truck turns over but no start. I noticed today though that there is no injector buzz. If I give it a quick shot of starting fluid it will fire right up and restart all day, until it sits for a while (overnight). There is alot of white smoke that smells like fuel while cranking but none once i spray the fluid and fires right up.
The ficm is an upgraded unit from ed and has 1500 miles on it and has 48v fmp while cranking.
my ipr % is roughly 60% while cranking
icp shoots right up 1800 psi (new sensor I replaced since I had the intake off along with cleaning ipr valve that looked good)
Any ideas on why the non start or where I should start with the troubleshooting?
thanks,
thebluemule
I have a 2004 6.0 that was running fine and starting fine until the other day it wont start cold. Truck turns over but no start. I noticed today though that there is no injector buzz. If I give it a quick shot of starting fluid it will fire right up and restart all day, until it sits for a while (overnight). There is alot of white smoke that smells like fuel while cranking but none once i spray the fluid and fires right up.
The ficm is an upgraded unit from ed and has 1500 miles on it and has 48v fmp while cranking.
my ipr % is roughly 60% while cranking
icp shoots right up 1800 psi (new sensor I replaced since I had the intake off along with cleaning ipr valve that looked good)
Any ideas on why the non start or where I should start with the troubleshooting?
thanks,
thebluemule
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Have you ever had I injector buzz KOEO? Some early trucks didn't without a reflash.
The 03-04 trucks are hard to get to set a glow plug code.
Do you have access to a scanner? The snap on and maybe others have a functional test for the glow plug system. If not you can test on the engine.
The fact it will start fine unless its cold makes me wonder if that's not the problem.
You try the block heater?
The 03-04 trucks are hard to get to set a glow plug code.
Do you have access to a scanner? The snap on and maybe others have a functional test for the glow plug system. If not you can test on the engine.
The fact it will start fine unless its cold makes me wonder if that's not the problem.
You try the block heater?
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Have you ever had I injector buzz KOEO? Some early trucks didn't without a reflash.
The 03-04 trucks are hard to get to set a glow plug code.
Do you have access to a scanner? The snap on and maybe others have a functional test for the glow plug system. If not you can test on the engine.
The fact it will start fine unless its cold makes me wonder if that's not the problem.
You try the block heater?
The 03-04 trucks are hard to get to set a glow plug code.
Do you have access to a scanner? The snap on and maybe others have a functional test for the glow plug system. If not you can test on the engine.
The fact it will start fine unless its cold makes me wonder if that's not the problem.
You try the block heater?
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It hasnt had a cold start issue until I noticed no injector buzz. I havent got to see yet if they buzz with the truck warm but will check it out asap
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#8
I should expound the parking nose up/ nose down theory:
The early HPOP can develop a weak shaft seal causing the oil in the reservoir to bleed down.
Park nose up and it will drain faster, causing a longer cold start. Park nose down contains the oil and should result in a normal start.
Josh
The early HPOP can develop a weak shaft seal causing the oil in the reservoir to bleed down.
Park nose up and it will drain faster, causing a longer cold start. Park nose down contains the oil and should result in a normal start.
Josh
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Need to know what eot the pcm is seeing. That will influence glow plug cycle time and other things. I doubt a hpo problem being the icp jumps right up and the ipr is not maxing out. Take a koeo reading of the coolant Trans and oil temp without it being plugged in for 12 hrs. Then watch the battery voltage right after turning on the key and see if it drops under 12v, meaning the glow plugs are drawing a considerable amount of current and note how long they stay on (watch the battery voltage to bounce back up) and ambiant temp.
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