2000 7.3 blowing 30 amp fuse on cold start
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2000 7.3 blowing 30 amp fuse on cold start
Troubles started on cold morning starts. Truck would rough idle and blow white smoke for a minute then even out. Third day, got truck started, headed down road and motor died. Had it towed home. Thought it was CPS. Replaced it, still no start. Turned key on and noticed no fuel pump sound, no glow plug light and 30 amp fuse blown. Replaced fuel pump and fuse. Glow plug light came on, truck started, ran fine. Next cold morning, tried to start truck. Turned key on, glow plug light came on, truck tried to start then died. Turned key off then on again. No glow plug light, no fuel pump sound and 30 amp fuse blown again. I'm assuming glow plugs and fuel pump on same circuit. Anybody have any suggestions about what's going on? Where do I start? Thanks for the help. I should add truck has nearly 309,000 miles but has been well taken care of.
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Yes, your fuel bowl heater if its the older design where it has three soldered contact points holding the wire element in place has had one of these points fail it will cause a short and cause the symptoms your describing, below is the updated part with part number that you need, once you replace the heater element with the updated one that SHOULD resolve the current issue
Dorman 904-210 Diesel Fuel Bowl Heating Element - Walmart.com
Dorman 904-210
Diesel Fuel Bowl Heating Element
EDIT: looks like HK beat me to it...
Dorman 904-210 Diesel Fuel Bowl Heating Element - Walmart.com
Dorman 904-210
Diesel Fuel Bowl Heating Element
EDIT: looks like HK beat me to it...
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