1991 d250 cranking / no start
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1991 d250 cranking / no start
I thought I had this fixed last year. I had the same problem, would crank, but no spark. I replaced the hall effect p/u in the distributer, and it worked fine, the trucks my firewood hauler and driven infrequently. So now its this year and it's firewood season. What makes this additionally a pita is its an intermittent problem. I can jump positive to the coil and make it run, but its probably not a good solution. So, last couple of days I've prepared to troubleshoot, and the sucker runs without stalling, for like hours, go figure. Hard to fix what ain't broke. Any ideas?
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Since I last posted I have replaced the alternator, was only charging at about 12.5 volts. Had hope low voltage was the problem. As it turns out, I don't think so. I've been starting and letting it run hoping it would stall, and I could troubleshoot. Which it has, however, it restarts again before I can do any meaningful troubleshooting. I had previously thought jumping +12v to coil would restart. That was incorrect, I believe it was just "ready" to restart when I had done that. Today I thought I would check for codes since the alternator was changed and the battery was disconnected. Did the key dance, no CEL? I tried several more times, with same result. Tried starting, cranks no spark, and no CEL when the ignition is first turned on. I can hear the ASD relay coming on briefly when the ignition is turned on. Could this be a problem supplying power to the PCM, bad connection, or pitted contacts in the ASD relay, or?
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did you check the asd relay to make sure it is getting power to power the coil/charging system and injectors? sounds like a fusible link that feeds the asd relay may have gone bad which is why you hear the relay click but won't start unless you power the coil which is what the asd relay does