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hillbillyhutch54 10-19-2009 05:51 PM

starting after warm
 
i have a 03 f 350 and it runs strong it doesnt run hot or even rough all gauges are normal operating after it warms up and i kill it it wont start but after it cools down it will fire up and run good as new

12vcummins96 10-19-2009 05:54 PM

sounds like a weak ip to me(injector pump)

hillbillyhutch54 10-19-2009 06:21 PM

weak fuel injector pump or what? i just got a new fuel injector pump installed

churkeepwrstrke 10-20-2009 07:02 AM

on my 05, it started doin that. it was an oring that was leaking. wouldnt start when truck was warm.

Big Angry Hillbilly 10-24-2009 11:55 PM

High pressure oil leak, or weak high pressure oil pump, or biased ICP sensor or sticking IPR.

smokee44 05-22-2011 02:59 AM

I have a 6.5 turbo and it dose the same thing ? help

wmorrispilot 05-22-2011 08:13 AM

Your 03 F-350 has a 6.0L in it and a very common problem is the no start after warm up. This is because it can not build the required icp pressure. It is an injector problem if my memory is right. I believe something comes apart on the injector . It has just been a while or I would be able to tell you the axact thing that it is. I am sure that it is on an injector though.. A scanner would show that it wont build icp pressure while cranking after the engine is warm. Just another 6.0L problem.....

Mdub707 05-22-2011 09:40 AM


Originally Posted by 12vcummins96 (Post 414073)
sounds like a weak ip to me(injector pump)

Nope.


Originally Posted by churkeepwrstrke (Post 414473)
on my 05, it started doin that. it was an oring that was leaking. wouldnt start when truck was warm.

Could be, definitely a leak on the high pressure oil system. O-ring can cause this.


Originally Posted by Big Angry Hillbilly (Post 417499)
High pressure oil leak, or weak high pressure oil pump, or biased ICP sensor or sticking IPR.

Yes, what this guy said. A high pressure oil leak is usually the culprit.


Originally Posted by smokee44 (Post 756034)
I have a 6.5 turbo and it dose the same thing ? help

Not going to be even close to the same answer, two way different engine designs.


Originally Posted by wmorrispilot (Post 756055)
Your 03 F-350 has a 6.0L in it and a very common problem is the no start after warm up. This is because it can not build the required icp pressure. It is an injector problem if my memory is right. I believe something comes apart on the injector . It has just been a while or I would be able to tell you the axact thing that it is. I am sure that it is on an injector though.. A scanner would show that it wont build icp pressure while cranking after the engine is warm. Just another 6.0L problem.....

It COULD be an o-ring on an injector, but in this case I would bet 99% against that. Nothing on the injector itself actually comes apart. I am SURE it's NOT an injector.

Your answer is most likely high pressure oil leak. The engine is cold, oil is thick, it starts and runs fine, as engine warms up, oil thins out and under pressure leaks out and wont allow you to build the pressure you need to fire the injectors. This is a fairly common issue on a HEUI motor.

DieselPower84 05-22-2011 10:11 AM

Yeah, Mine just started doing the same thing this weekend>:argh:. Won't start after the truck is warm. So is this something I should just take to the dealer for the extended warranty($100 deductable) I have or Is it something that isn't to bad to fix under $100. Cause right now can't even drive it to work.

bismic1 05-22-2011 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by DieselPower84 (Post 756084)
Yeah, Mine just started doing the same thing this weekend>:argh:. Won't start after the truck is warm. So is this something I should just take to the dealer for the extended warranty($100 deductable) I have or Is it something that isn't to bad to fix under $100. Cause right now can't even drive it to work.

Take it in for warranty repair!


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