MY MASTER BRAKE WAS BAD, I WAS DRIVING AROUND TOWN USING THE EMERGENCY BRAKE, I WENT TO THE MARKET AND CAME BACK TO THE TRUCK TO TURN IT ON AND IT WOULDNT TURN ON AT ALL AFTER TRYING TO TURN ON THE TRUCK ,SMOKE WAS COMING UP OUT THE HANDLE OF THE EMEGENCY BRAKE?? NOW AFTER I INSTALLED A NEW master brake cylinder THE DAM TRUCK TURNS ON AND AFTER I TURN IT OFF IT WILL NOT TURN RIGHT BACK ON I HAVE TO WAITE HOURS TO TURN ON?? HELP ME PLEASE WHAT COULD IT BE?????

 

First, cut all the crap with the bigger fonts and colors.
Who ever told you turn drive on your e-brake, pretty stupid.
Have you checked your brakes, what exactly aren't they doing?

 

You may have un-related problems. Let's try to use the same words for the same thing. I will guess that when you say the truck will not turn back on you mean that:

When cranked and started from a cold start, truck runs, after a modest trip, and a stop, it won't restart until vehicle cools down. If the starter runs when you try the "hot re-start", and the fan belt moves, you are turning over, but no start.

If that is the case,

(1) can be be the Crank Position Sensor going bad, and it does not always throw a code. You can pour cold water on it to cool it back down for testing. When the Crank Position Sensor dies, it won't let the ECU make sparks, so it can also be verified by removing a plug wire when engine won't restart, and attaching another plug, lay on manifold. Have someone crank the vehicle while you watch for sparks. The CKP sensor is on driver's side , at rear of engine. Picks up a signal from the rotating teeth of the gear to signal the ECU when to deliver sparks. See attached drawing from RAVE. About $75 part.

(2) if not the crank positon sensor, could be fuel related. There is an engine coolant sensor, and a fuel temperature sensor, if defective they can inhibit what is considered a hot restart. This is more common in summer climates.

 

i think it might be the starter.

 

It is a electrical short, using the hand brake to stop the truck overheated the ground wire that is right below the hand brake handle, thats why you are getting smoke coming out of the hand brake area.

 

Or could be loose ground at or near the battery, allowing the one under the e brake to become primary ground. Repeated starter operation could melt a smaller wire, cause smoke.

 

it was the starter , but thinks for the help guys..