Engine cranks but no ignition.
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Mountain Pass
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Engine cranks but no ignition.
We went somewhere and stopped the truck, came back after 1/2 hour and tried to start. Turned over very well but no start. No indication at all of any spark.
Tried a few times then sat for a few minutes. Then thought maybe the battery monitor was a problem so I disconnected it tried again and it started as normal.
I think that was a coincident because, because I ran it for 5 minutes and now it won't start again.
This happened once about four months ago then three days ago and again today. Today was the only time I disconnected the monitor.
Any guesses?
I was thinking that something became heat sensitive. I pushed all the control box fuses for tightness. none seemed loose.
Is a 5.0 engine
Thanks all
Bob Bates
Tried a few times then sat for a few minutes. Then thought maybe the battery monitor was a problem so I disconnected it tried again and it started as normal.
I think that was a coincident because, because I ran it for 5 minutes and now it won't start again.
This happened once about four months ago then three days ago and again today. Today was the only time I disconnected the monitor.
Any guesses?
I was thinking that something became heat sensitive. I pushed all the control box fuses for tightness. none seemed loose.
Is a 5.0 engine
Thanks all
Bob Bates
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We went somewhere and stopped the truck, came back after 1/2 hour and tried to start. Turned over very well but no start. No indication at all of any spark.
Tried a few times then sat for a few minutes. Then thought maybe the battery monitor was a problem so I disconnected it tried again and it started as normal.
I think that was a coincident because, because I ran it for 5 minutes and now it won't start again.
This happened once about four months ago then three days ago and again today. Today was the only time I disconnected the monitor.
Any guesses?
I was thinking that something became heat sensitive. I pushed all the control box fuses for tightness. none seemed loose.
Thanks all
Bob Bates
Tried a few times then sat for a few minutes. Then thought maybe the battery monitor was a problem so I disconnected it tried again and it started as normal.
I think that was a coincident because, because I ran it for 5 minutes and now it won't start again.
This happened once about four months ago then three days ago and again today. Today was the only time I disconnected the monitor.
Any guesses?
I was thinking that something became heat sensitive. I pushed all the control box fuses for tightness. none seemed loose.
Thanks all
Bob Bates
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Mountain Pass
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This is the codes I just found ten minutes ago.
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Mountain Pass
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From: Surrey
I checked fuse 27 and it was burnt badly. only one pin left intact. removed it and disconnected the battery and cleaned cleaned the slot for now and put in a new fuse.
Starting problem solved for now and kit is ordered from Amazon.
Thanks
Bob Bates
Starting problem solved for now and kit is ordered from Amazon.
Thanks
Bob Bates
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