durango want start
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durango want start
I have a 2006 durango with a hemi and my wife ran it out of gas and now it will not start. i changed the fuel pump relay. it sounds like the pump is running i also pushed the stem of the fuel rail and and fuel came out so i think i am getting fuel and suggestions.
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Hey cg,
First my wife has done that to my Durango and my T/A. Guess I'm not alone.
If you're getting gas it must be spark. Did a connection get knocked loose? I'm no expert just suggesting. BTW mine's an 05 and some posts on here say the buzzing behind the dash I have is the fuel pump relay. Where is it located and was it hard to change?
Jim
First my wife has done that to my Durango and my T/A. Guess I'm not alone.
If you're getting gas it must be spark. Did a connection get knocked loose? I'm no expert just suggesting. BTW mine's an 05 and some posts on here say the buzzing behind the dash I have is the fuel pump relay. Where is it located and was it hard to change?
Jim
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Try to turn the ignition to 'on' (not start or crank) a handful of times to prime the engine. You should here a whining noise from the fuel pump each time.
FF
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CG:
How much fuel have you put into it?
When you run one dry like that, it can take 4-5 gallons especially if the car is not level to get it primed and running.
As FF said, move the key from off to run several times to allow the pump the pump to prime and charge the system.
Don
How much fuel have you put into it?
When you run one dry like that, it can take 4-5 gallons especially if the car is not level to get it primed and running.
As FF said, move the key from off to run several times to allow the pump the pump to prime and charge the system.
Don