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2005 6.0 won't start
I bought my truck about 2 months ago and love it. I went to go home last night and the engine almost seemed to start after the typical 4 second crank, but didn't. I tried to restart it( it almost seems to sound a little different), but it only cranks. The tach doesn't stay at zero, so it shouldn't be the cam sensor right? I drained the fuel from the lower filter (it looked very clean) and then tried to restart the truck. The filter did refill with fuel. What should I check next? I am desperate to have my truck up and running again.
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Welcome to the Org! Does the engine sound like its trying to fire, or is it just turning over?
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how cold has it been and how long has it been sitting? could be bad fuel, dead batteries? try the obvious first.
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Ditto. And How many miles are on your truck. Check the fuses and small stuff. If its not any of that then you might be looking at a FICM
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FICM
Fuel injection Control Module. Or a HPOP leak. |
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Thanks; how do I test it?
Thanks for the quick reply. The previous owner had the high pressure hoses replaced about 4,000 miles ago, so I would assume(I know!) that they are good. How can I test the two possible solutions though? As you can see, I'm trying to avoid taking it to my local dealer as I don't have ANY faith in them.
Thanks again, Keith |
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Response to other suggestions
I didn't realize I had all the other responses, until after I sent the previous response. Thanks for the welcome, I'm sure I'll learn a lot here. The truck only sat for the 10 hours I was at work. At first it seemed like it was going to start, but after the initial time, it only seems to be cranking. The batteries are only 2 months old, and I filled up yesterday (about 35miles out of town) at a truck stop. I looked at all the fuses inside the truck and they were still solid...like a dumb butt, I didn't check the ones under the hood. Is there an easy way to check the relays?
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it is impossible to know what is wrong with this truck on a guess, it could be a dozen things , ficm, high pressure oil leak,stc fitting at pump, ipr , etc., you will waste moretime and money trying to guess than you will taking this truck in and get it diagnosed correctly, is this truck not under warranty
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reply to SCUFFY828
SCUFFY828,
I understand that long distance trouble-shooting is difficult, if not impossible. I, as well as many people I know, have had serious issues with our local dealer. For that reason, I'm trying to narrow down the possibilities, at least the ones that a guy at home can tackle. Unfortunately, the truck has 104,000 miles, so it's out of warranty. I'm not sure if I mentioned it, but the high pressure hoses were replaced by a dealer about 3 months ago. Thanks again, Keith |
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brown plug on lower fuel housing
I also noticed that the brown plug that plugs into the back of the lower fuel filter housing (according to the pic in the how to change a fuel filter section of this site), isn't plugged into anything on my 05 King Ranch F350 4x4. The place it shows in the picture is just a blind hole on my truck. Is this supposed to be this way?
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