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Ok here's my deal. Got some snow the other day finally and just my luck 2 hours into plowing someone ran me off the rd and I sideswiped a telephone pole. Pas side is pretty mangled
so I parked it in the driveway for the time being while I tried to find some used doors (800 from the dealer wtfff) Long story short it sat for only a few days and suddenly won't start. It's a 1999 F350 crew cab short bed 7.3 with a PowerHungry Performance chip. Just about 190000 on the odometer and runs like a champ. I never had any problems with it until this. Suddenly just won't start. I'm getting no WTS light at all and engine light IS on. I don't here the fuel running when I turn key to on so I'm thinking to start there. I have read something about fuse #30 but I have no clue which fuse is which as I have no label on the cover to the fuse box. Fairly new to the diesel scene so please please help me. I need to get this thing started ASAP. Thanks
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hey bud. should be an easy fix. first, pull the chip to alleviate any problems with the chip....see if you get the WTS light.
if not, then the number 30 fuse is on the lower left hand side of the fuse box. just to be sure, you could pull all of them and make sure another one hasnt blown. the fuel pump is turned on by the computer in the truck so thats why you wouldnt hear the pump running. the #30 fuse controls the computer and other stuff,and has the fuel bowl heater on the circuit. the fuel boowl heater is the plug thats on the back side of the fuel bowl at the bottom. its a white plug IIRC. pull that plug and leave it unhooked and replace the fuse and see if that corrects your problem. fuel bowl heater has been unplugged form mine for over 3 years and I havent seen the need for it. colder climates might need it more. you can find a used fuel bowl assemble and just swap in the new bowl and be done with it, or you can replace the heater. I dont think its that hard. |
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Hey man thanks for getting back to me. Pulled the chip still nothing. All fuses are good. Unplugged the fuel bowl heater to bypass that and still nothing. Even reset the fuel shutoff, not that. When I pulled the chip I noticed that the PCM was loose as hell basically just flopping around but the bolt under the hood that holds it on is tight as balls. Really at a loss with this any further help would be awesome. Thanks again.
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And when you check the fuses, are you removing them? I would double-check them all. |
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Got it! Took the PCM out and cleaned all the connectors. None of them were corroded or grimy but it worked. Popped it back in WTS light came on and she fired right up. Thanks for all the help guys
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yep, glad you got her fixed
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Good news, hope she stays that way!
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