83 Burb. Problem
ok . this has happened twice.
drive to place. temp above 78* turn vehicle off.
go do whatever, come back. vehicle wont start. glow plug heating light does it usual thing. on first attempt. but next time it does random things. ( on off on off) still wont start. somt times it really wants to. but cant get itself lit.
so we have to wait like 2 hours, then it starts normally.
any ideas on whats going on. its not my truck so everything is getting relayed. but it happened while i was being shuttled around in it. so i know a little about what happened!
thanks Q
drive to place. temp above 78* turn vehicle off.
go do whatever, come back. vehicle wont start. glow plug heating light does it usual thing. on first attempt. but next time it does random things. ( on off on off) still wont start. somt times it really wants to. but cant get itself lit.
so we have to wait like 2 hours, then it starts normally.
any ideas on whats going on. its not my truck so everything is getting relayed. but it happened while i was being shuttled around in it. so i know a little about what happened!
thanks Q
the body has 120k miles. but the engine only has 20k. the lady we got it after she did somthing to it and had a crate motor put in 5 years ago. its been well taken care of... all paperwork from the begining.
Couple thoughts, Sometimes it can be contributed to the injecton pump. But in the same respect , this is a manual pump. It can still be the cause, but i would do some more checking first. I know more about the 6.5's but I would call up to Heath! They know these 6.2's and 6.5's like no other! Lift pumps can also be affected from heat soak.
Does the vehicle eventually start?
Electronic pumps are much more effected by heat soak!
Does the vehicle eventually start?
Electronic pumps are much more effected by heat soak!
after taking a look at it this weekend this sounds about right. ill do some more playing tomarrow. and thanks for the code reading tip. ill have my buddy do it today!
you welcome.
BTW >> A paper clip works really good. straighten it out and insert into the slots...so your codes read a 12 first then the next two are the next code,, 33 ect..
BTW >> A paper clip works really good. straighten it out and insert into the slots...so your codes read a 12 first then the next two are the next code,, 33 ect..
Last edited by dmaxjenn; Mar 10, 2008 at 11:51 AM.




