95 Ram 3500 Slow to Start
I have read several threads regarding this but nothing really points to my current issue.
Here we go...This is the what I have and am dealing with.
I have a '95 Ram 3500 Dually 5.9L [Gas] Manual Trans. The truck runs great, shifts great, cold a/c, no engine vibration.....nada.
The only problem is it takes a few seconds of the engine turning for it to start. It has a new battery and cables. I did a tune up, plugs, wires, coil, rotor and no change. After I did the tune up it started right up only one time. After that it went back to doing the same thing.
I did an OBD code check with the ignition on/off, on/off method and got code 32. The EGR checks out good with a vacuum gauge and the connections all have power as they should.
any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Here we go...This is the what I have and am dealing with.
I have a '95 Ram 3500 Dually 5.9L [Gas] Manual Trans. The truck runs great, shifts great, cold a/c, no engine vibration.....nada.
The only problem is it takes a few seconds of the engine turning for it to start. It has a new battery and cables. I did a tune up, plugs, wires, coil, rotor and no change. After I did the tune up it started right up only one time. After that it went back to doing the same thing.
I did an OBD code check with the ignition on/off, on/off method and got code 32. The EGR checks out good with a vacuum gauge and the connections all have power as they should.
any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
all the time. I haven't checked the fuel pressure.
You know, now that i think of it; the day I did the tune up, my brother revved the engine quite a bit and then asked me to turn the truck off then try again and it turned on almost instantly after I turned the key.
I gotta look up the DIY for fuel pressure check.
You know, now that i think of it; the day I did the tune up, my brother revved the engine quite a bit and then asked me to turn the truck off then try again and it turned on almost instantly after I turned the key.
I gotta look up the DIY for fuel pressure check.
Need a gauge. Should be able to beg/borrow/rent/buy one from the local parts store.
Should be a schraeder valve (lot like a tire air valve, just bigger...) on the drivers side fuel rail, that the gauge screws on to.
Should be a schraeder valve (lot like a tire air valve, just bigger...) on the drivers side fuel rail, that the gauge screws on to.
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throw some 10w30 sythetic in there and see if that helps it, sounds crazy i know, but i had a engine do that once when it had the wrong weight in it. only reason i suggested it is cuz you have changed all your ignition parts.







