2003 D2 Long Crank and Stalling/Turning off on Cold Start
My project car has been having a strange issue lately with long starts and stalling/turning off on cold starts. I just had the motor rebuilt and initially after reinstalling the truck was not having this issue but it’s getting worse as time goes on. Didn’t know if anybody out there had experienced a similar issue or had some ideas on what to go after. I’ve attached a short YouTube video of the issue. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Does it run well once it is actually started? Next time, try turning the key to the run position then back off a few times before you try to crank it and see if it starts right up. It sounded like it may be having trouble building fuel pressure and needs a couple of cycles to pressurize the rail. Have you checked the fuel pressure?
Does it run well once it is actually started? Next time, try turning the key to the run position then back off a few times before you try to crank it and see if it starts right up. It sounded like it may be having trouble building fuel pressure and needs a couple of cycles to pressurize the rail. Have you checked the fuel pressure?
Last edited by RossN99; Jun 9, 2020 at 02:54 PM.
I'd check fuel pressure. Check pressure while running/ or while cranking and see what it does when you turn it off...should hold pressure afterwards. Your tach is moving while cranking, probably not crank sensor.
This looks more like you're have a electrical cut out - Are you turning the key OFF as soon as it stalls? Your dash is going completely dead, which if it was stalling due to fuel or other running issues, you would still have power through the gauges(dummy lights on, mileage on, gauges still reading, etc.)
This looks more like you're have a electrical cut out - Are you turning the key OFF as soon as it stalls? Your dash is going completely dead, which if it was stalling due to fuel or other running issues, you would still have power through the gauges(dummy lights on, mileage on, gauges still reading, etc.)
Last edited by RossN99; Jun 11, 2020 at 05:45 PM.
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