302 auto, new f/f and tune up. ran great. went to work, parked the
truck, came out to go home and it turns over great but will not start?
Ulysses - 27 Jul 2007 20:27 GMT
> 302 auto, new f/f and tune up. ran great. went to work, parked the
> truck, came out to go home and it turns over great but will not start?
On my '97 (4.0 V6 OHV) it was a weak battery. It turned over but would not
start.
Bob - 27 Jul 2007 23:01 GMT
> 302 auto, new f/f and tune up. ran great. went to work, parked the
> truck, came out to go home and it turns over great but will not start?
By "new f/f" do you mean new fuel filter? I'd suspect something related
to that. Air in the fuel line?
Mikepier - 28 Jul 2007 12:39 GMT
On Jul 27, 3:59 am, Ken.Brow...@gmail.com wrote:
> 302 auto, new f/f and tune up. ran great. went to work, parked the
> truck, came out to go home and it turns over great but will not start?
a couple of things come to mind:
No Fuel: Check or hear if your fuel pump is coming on when turning the
key before starting it. If you don't hear it, check the fuel pump cut-
off switch( I think its on the front passengers kick panel, not sure).
Could also be a bad relay. Swap it out with the A/C relay. Also check
to see if the fuel filter was put in the wrong way.
No ignition: You mentioned you got a tune-up. Check for loose ignition
wires or coil wires.
Bad IAC valve:. Step on the gas while trying to start the engine to
prevent stalling.
Bad crank sensor: Although rare, they do sometimes go bad and it will
prevent your truck from starting.
CDW6212R - 02 Sep 2007 20:18 GMT
> GUEST wrote
> 302 auto, new f/f and tune up. ran great. went to work, parked th
> truck, came out to go home and it turns over great but will no
start
With the PATS system, does the "theft" ligh
flash when the ignition is turned on? Just a thought