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Got a 96 Ram 2500 5.9l gasser.
I dont use the truck but maybe twice a week. When it sits for a couple days it's hard to start. When I turn the key on I can here the fuel pump come on for less than a second to pressurize the fuel system, but I have to keep repeating the process of key on, crank till she fires a little and dies and so on. It just keeps getting closer to staying running every cycle.
At first I thought it was a dirty fuel filter. After not finding one I talked to a dealer, he said its a centrifugal unit in the tank and attached to the pump...........great, just what I want to deal with.
It just seems to me like the fuel rail has an air leak or something, but I never did smell raw fuel.
He did say that the tank would have to be real dirty to cause a problem. I dont think it is, but dont know for sure.
Any ideas guys.
Thanks in advance
Oz
I dont use the truck but maybe twice a week. When it sits for a couple days it's hard to start. When I turn the key on I can here the fuel pump come on for less than a second to pressurize the fuel system, but I have to keep repeating the process of key on, crank till she fires a little and dies and so on. It just keeps getting closer to staying running every cycle.
At first I thought it was a dirty fuel filter. After not finding one I talked to a dealer, he said its a centrifugal unit in the tank and attached to the pump...........great, just what I want to deal with.
It just seems to me like the fuel rail has an air leak or something, but I never did smell raw fuel.
He did say that the tank would have to be real dirty to cause a problem. I dont think it is, but dont know for sure.
Any ideas guys.
Thanks in advance
Oz
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