Truck wont start after new fuel pump
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Aside from plugging in another one, and seeing if it solves the problem. No. Not really...... (and of course, the damn things aren't cheap either....)
Where did you get your crank sensor from? These trucks don't really care much for aftermarket sensors, and contrary to a prior opinion, they will not always set a code, nor are they a work/don't work deal. They may work fine when cold, get hot, and quit. Engine cools, they work fine again. (fun to troubleshoot......)
Find out what you are missing. Take it from there.
Where did you get your crank sensor from? These trucks don't really care much for aftermarket sensors, and contrary to a prior opinion, they will not always set a code, nor are they a work/don't work deal. They may work fine when cold, get hot, and quit. Engine cools, they work fine again. (fun to troubleshoot......)
Find out what you are missing. Take it from there.
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Is that common to purchase one and it go bad right off the bat ? or can something else have caused that pump to stop working . I just ordered the whole module but I am wondering why they new pump went bad after about 6 miles of driving? Dont want to install the next one and have it go dead to because of something else?