Hey Guys,
So here are the issue. For the last several months while driving, I would lose amps after hitting a bump or sudden stop and quickly regain power shortly after (Not sure if this is part of my existing problem). This led me to believe it was a poor ground connection to the battery or starter as several times I would turn the key and solenoid would click without turning over. Replaced negative cable to the batter, but problem persisted.
This last week, the truck started, drove it down the road, it sat for 30 - 60 min and would turn over but not fire. Went back the next day fired right up drove it home and without checking spark i replaced the Ignition Module. Truck started up fine and after taking it on a test drive it started idling at 40 mph, got on the highway to drive back and after driving for .5 of a mile at 55 mph, idled at normal speed and could not recreate the issue.
Truck ran great for a week and after running a quick errand with engine hot it would not start. With the original electrical issue I believed the issue to be with the starter so replaced that and still not starting.
Engine has spark, so I believe it is a fuel issue, but I am stumped. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Scott
So here are the issue. For the last several months while driving, I would lose amps after hitting a bump or sudden stop and quickly regain power shortly after (Not sure if this is part of my existing problem). This led me to believe it was a poor ground connection to the battery or starter as several times I would turn the key and solenoid would click without turning over. Replaced negative cable to the batter, but problem persisted.
This last week, the truck started, drove it down the road, it sat for 30 - 60 min and would turn over but not fire. Went back the next day fired right up drove it home and without checking spark i replaced the Ignition Module. Truck started up fine and after taking it on a test drive it started idling at 40 mph, got on the highway to drive back and after driving for .5 of a mile at 55 mph, idled at normal speed and could not recreate the issue.
Truck ran great for a week and after running a quick errand with engine hot it would not start. With the original electrical issue I believed the issue to be with the starter so replaced that and still not starting.
Engine has spark, so I believe it is a fuel issue, but I am stumped. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Scott