Crank no start after sitting for a few days.
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And I would also suggest you remove each connection one at a time for all the sensors and clean them and put compound on them.
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I have almost the same exact issue. Run the truck every day and it starts fine. Let it go unstarted for a few days, and then it is very hard to start (seems to get worse the more days I let it sit) and then when it I do crank it over, it will catch here and there and not start. When I fight with it long enough and eventually can get it started, it then it spits and sputters (sounds almost like a backfire through the carb here and there, if it had one) and then finally "catches" and starts running normal and idling fine. I have put new gas in it and also used fuel water remover (wondering if that was the problem).
Did you ever find a solution for your truck? I am thinking maybe electrical for my truck also, since I live in a cold, rainy, humid area in the winter and maybe moisture is the problem. Just would like to know what fixed yours so I can try it first, before throwing a bunch of parts at it.
Did you ever find a solution for your truck? I am thinking maybe electrical for my truck also, since I live in a cold, rainy, humid area in the winter and maybe moisture is the problem. Just would like to know what fixed yours so I can try it first, before throwing a bunch of parts at it.
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