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Re: starting problem [Re: 4Crawler] #935912 03/17/09 03:32 PM

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Phoenix, Az

Staceman

Body Damage is Cool

It's possible that the pressure of the fuel, in the rail, at the injectors is bleeding off overnight. One thing to do is to jump the fuel test connector, and the next morning, turn your key to "on", letting the pump run, for about 10 to 15 seconds, building the pressure back up, THEN starting the truck.

85 4Runner - With NEW Marlin 4.7 Gears!! It's a whole new beast!

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
starting problem	MAC	03/15/09 06:58 PM
Re: starting problem	4Crawler	03/15/09 07:04 PM
Re: starting problem	MAC	03/15/09 08:01 PM
Re: starting problem	4Crawler	03/15/09 08:09 PM
Re: starting problem	Staceman	03/17/09 03:32 PM
Re: starting problem	toyomorph	03/22/09 05:52 PM
Re: starting problem	toyomorph	03/29/09 03:46 PM
Re: starting problem	Adam F	03/29/09 06:46 PM
Re: starting problem	toyomorph	03/29/09 06:59 PM
Re: starting problem	RustyToy	03/30/09 03:01 AM

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