sphhhhh..... smoke .....
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sphhhhh..... smoke .....
thats what i heard and seen walago when i turned my key on .... it come from around the computer , and it smells like wires or sumthin ... has anyone else had this problem ? what could it be ? did i fry the computer ? what happend ?
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What will the truck do now? Do you have any blown fuses? Is the constant battery circuit still live? Fusible links still intact? Have you tried the key again to see if it's limited to the ignition circuit? Is there an aftermarket stereo or any other added accessories that might be wired wrong?
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it stills run , and everthang , but the fuel pump dont work ...... it has no stereo or nothin like that ... it smells like burnt wires under the dash around the computer , but i dont see no burnt lookin wires
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Your inertia cut off switch for the fuel pump is located on the firewall just to the right of the heater vents...it's in the general area of where you're smelling the burnt wires. I'd check to see if that's fried.