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Old Mar 13, 2013 | 02:39 PM
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Thanks Zman. I'll also try to get the OBD codes to see if they point to anything. But not until after I get the new ig switch in.
 
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Old Mar 13, 2013 | 02:46 PM
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I hope the ignition switch solves it. But I'd like to know if the fuel rail is indeed plastic. Can you confirm please? Thanks.
 
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Old Mar 20, 2013 | 09:21 AM
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Well, the fuel rail was plastic, so I disconnected the clip that holds the fuel line to it. Turning on the old ignition switch caused fuel to flow out, so I reassembled everything.

Double checked all the fuses in the glovebox--all good. Check again the relays in the engine compartment. Lo and behold there were two tiny fuses I had missed on the relay block. ASD fuse was fried. Turns out the previous owner had put a 10 amp in a 20 amp slot. Duh. Plugged a new 20 amp in and truck fired up. That was the only thing wrong! Time to clean 'er up and get 'er on the road.

Thanks for your help.
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Old Mar 20, 2013 | 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by windfreak0
Well, the fuel rail was plastic, so I disconnected the clip that holds the fuel line to it. Turning on the old ignition switch caused fuel to flow out, so I reassembled everything.

Double checked all the fuses in the glovebox--all good. Check again the relays in the engine compartment. Lo and behold there were two tiny fuses I had missed on the relay block. ASD fuse was fried. Turns out the previous owner had put a 10 amp in a 20 amp slot. Duh. Plugged a new 20 amp in and truck fired up. That was the only thing wrong! Time to clean 'er up and get 'er on the road.

Thanks for your help.
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Congrats, and thanks for letting us know the fix.
 
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