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Re: Crank No Start
Codes would be the first thing I would check for. I take it
you have fuel pressure. Next would hook up the a scanner and
watch PID for crank and cam, After that I would be looking
at PID for injectors to see if they are firing and or
duration time. (found a bad fuel pump by that engine was
losing RPM and dying and Injector duration was going long,
trying to get enough fuel).
Jason R. Gohn ![]()
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