2001 4.7 engine just quit
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2001 4.7 engine just quit
Hi all,
I pulled into my driveway and the motor just quit. Has gas. Still turns over, but won't fire. It's a 5 speed 4wd with 175000 on the clock and I love this truck. Do they have a habit of burning chips or should I think fuel?
Any ideas and places to start, tricks much appreciated.
Thanks. :icon_rolleyes
I pulled into my driveway and the motor just quit. Has gas. Still turns over, but won't fire. It's a 5 speed 4wd with 175000 on the clock and I love this truck. Do they have a habit of burning chips or should I think fuel?
Any ideas and places to start, tricks much appreciated.
Thanks. :icon_rolleyes
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First I would check a few things before you pay for a new pump unfortunately this is something I’m no expert on wait for 00DakDan to help you he is good at that stuff.
Follow what he askes you to check
Replacing the pump is not easy but not hard if you have the space to do it so make sure that is the problem.
Remember we are good at what we can do to help but sometimes we are wrong its better to check all things out first
So you know most replace the pump by removing the bed of the truck they say that’s easy compared to dropping the gas tank
Could be an electrical problem
Follow what he askes you to check
Replacing the pump is not easy but not hard if you have the space to do it so make sure that is the problem.
Remember we are good at what we can do to help but sometimes we are wrong its better to check all things out first
So you know most replace the pump by removing the bed of the truck they say that’s easy compared to dropping the gas tank
Could be an electrical problem
Last edited by 98DAKAZ; 08-20-2012 at 01:26 PM.
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Let it sit for a bit to let the system drain down and lose pressure. When you key on next, you'll hear the pump whir for 3-6 seconds to prime the system then shut down waiting for a crank signal. Is the engine light on? If so, do the keydance (key on->dash lights on -> immediate key off, repeat 3x) and look in the odometer. Could be a failed PCM.