Thanks for the follow up! hopefully i can get a new crank sensor by this weekend and get this truck out of my mind!!!

 

I had a similar issue. Hooked everything up, and the truck would turn over but not start. Checked for codes and found that there was a code related to the Throttle position sensor coming up. Nothing was wrong with that sensor but I replaced it anyways. No difference...

Did some reading and found out about the Auto Shutdown Relay. Tried to bypass and was able to start the truck with a bottle of fuel dripping into the open throat of the throttle body. I realized that the spark was there but no fuel from the injectors as I did have fuel pressure.

Checked every damn sensor and connection possible, then tried swapping out the PCM with one from another vehicle and the truck started right up. Might want to take a look at that PCM. Over time, they can go bad, or they can easily be ruined if not hooked up or disconnected properly by disconnecting the battery before touching it. This could easily be the root of your problem and an easy problem to solve.

 

Thanks Slomojo, i will definately take that into consideration if a new crank position sensor does not work.

 

Thanks again for all of the help everyone! one of the crank position sensor wires got pinched just enough to make it not fire up. threw a new sensor in and it works just fine! thanks again for all of the ideas and trouble shooting help.