Truck starting issue! omgpleasehelp
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yeah I know
I had issues with the little womans old tahoe, where it would not want to start or just up a quit. and then would run fine for weeks and you forget all about it. Till it left us stuck at the grocery store in IA in july at 100 fucking degrees. Well did the whack the tank thing while she was turning the key bingo pump fired up and it ran again.
Could be an intermittent grounding out of the fuel pump as well. In my experience what you have going on is 8 times outta 10 fuel delivery issues, wether it be pump, regulator, TPS, IAC or other sensor required for fuel delivery.
Might also look to the Crank Position sensor or maybe even the Coil/coils/spark distribution system. the no rev thing makes me really think you have a lack of fuel pressure/volume at timesLeave a comment:
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This is happening on my e30 right now. It's happened ever since I switched out my oil. I bought it from the PO and it started just fine. After I switched the timing belt and water pump, I put in 20w50 Castrol and now it sputters to death unless I step on the gas pedal.
I always thought that it was a viscosity issue... is it something else?Leave a comment:
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Best test if you suspect fuel delivery issue is hook up a fuel pressure gauge to it and have someone watch the gauge when it's demonstrating the problem.Leave a comment:
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your idle air control needs to reset. a buddy of mine had the exact same problem.Leave a comment:
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throttle body clean? more importantly the idle passageways.
check fault codes
allpar.com/fix/codes.htmlLeave a comment:
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It's a 97 Dakota Sport.
It seems like if it sits for a long period of time it will start up easily...but if I park, and then go to start it again in like an hour it will die off the start. But not all the time....sometimes I go to start it in the morning and it give me grief, so I don't know!!
it's really hard to troubleshoot though because of how sporadic the problem is!Leave a comment:
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Might want to tell people the year/make/engine/etc as there may be a commonly known issue.Leave a comment:

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