1984 dodge b150 van won't start
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Ok, I realize there are a lot of problems that could cause a vehicle not to start, but, I am not a mechanic. My van has 220,000 miles on it (slant-6 engine), but i have changed the oil every 2000-2500 miles. It acts like it wants to turn over, it feels like the starter is engaging, it has battery power--but it will not start. I last had it running about a week ago, and have driven it pretty regularly. I drive it for 3-4 days, and it sits for 2-3 days, only this time it has sat about 7 days. Any help, or suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.
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I'm in the same boat. It could be the Fuel Pump Relay.
https://dodgeforum.com/m_346270/tm.htm
If you find your relay, try switching it out with a "same value" relay that is not engine related. Turn the key and see if that works. Then the relay is the fault. These are under $10 at most auto stores.
My issue is, the relay isn't marked as Fuel Pump Relay and must be sharing that line with something else.
Stev
https://dodgeforum.com/m_346270/tm.htm
If you find your relay, try switching it out with a "same value" relay that is not engine related. Turn the key and see if that works. Then the relay is the fault. These are under $10 at most auto stores.
My issue is, the relay isn't marked as Fuel Pump Relay and must be sharing that line with something else.
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Stev
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