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I have checked out all the ussual stuff but when the temp drops down to freezing or below unless i put a space heater in the cab it will not fire the injectors so it wont start I really need help on what in the cab it could be its not throwing any codes eighther. Its a late 99 cclb f350 spins fine just no smoke hits on ether but its not fueling. I'm a mechanic gouing in for back surgery monday and could really use some help if anybody has seen this before or has electrical ideas sorry so long but trying to get all info out there.
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nope not that hot around 45 maybe 50 degrees is all it heats up to in the cab and running conditioner in the fuel on top of it.
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