well wasent gona use parts for a 4.7l just info n video on where n how to replace the ignition coil and camshaft sensor if needed. ill call n order both from autozone n replace one at a time might buy a distributor cap if it dont cost to much also just incase it dose look really old

 

alright ill try them things out in the morning when theres light out

 

The parts probably won't necessarily be in the same places. For example the 5.2 and 5.9 have 1 ignition coil and a distributor while the 4.7 has a separate coil for each spark plug. Just to be clear too, it's the crankshaft sensor that may be causing issues here and probably not the camshaft sensor.

 

ill check fuse frist since i dont need a tool for that. not exactly shure how to check a plug on a car on my lawnmower i just pulled the single plug n put it to the metal wail i pulled the cord. somthing tells me i shouldent try that on my truck lol

 

ah i got it called the wrong thing might explain y i dident find no easy info on how to replace it or not much on it at all rly

 

Actually you could check for spark just like on your lawn mower.

And there should be a diagram of what relays go to what in the underside of the lid to the relay/fuse box

 

its to dark n honestly to cold to do much right now when it get its lil warmer with some daylight tomorrow ill start on checking the plugs n things again n repost anything tomorrow thanks alot for your help

 

good luck

 

hey i got up this morning n thought about the relay for some dumb thing or another i did not think to check the relay and i got really lucky thats all it was. switched it out with another n got to autozone n had a hard time finding one but we got a new one and it starts on a breeze n runs great thats alot for your help thatguy hope any1 else who has start problems reads this fourm finds it helpfull

 

You're very welcome. Glad it worked out to be something simple for you.