I will try to keep this short.
Trucks cranks for a long time before it starts. I will crank let off, crank let off and so on. When it does finally start it acts like it only catching on a couple of cylinders before it finally runs on all 8 (350). Once it runs it runs perfect.
Ok, my brother teachers the diseal program at a local college so he has access to all the automotive tools including the GM scan tool. We put that on and it came up with a crank sensor (low voltage I think). While the truck was on the scanner the batterys died. So our thought was that having a weak battery that the truck wasnt spinning over fast enough for the crank sensor. Found out what battery was bad, got rid of it, and went back to a single battery. Still had the issue. Next we found a gas leak and thought that it wasnt getting enough fuel pressure, fixed it, same problem.
Then we put it back on the scan tool (we cleared the orginal code) to see if the crank sensor code was back. It wasnt. So now we are stumped and decided to do the crank sensor anyway since it had the code once. After the crank sensor was changed it still has the same problem.
Any ideas??
Sorry its so long and hopefully I didnt leave anything out. This truck isnt driven daily and this process has been done over 3 or 4 months.
Not sure where to go from here, there are no other codes coming up in the computer.
Thanks, and again sorry its so long.
Rebil
Trucks cranks for a long time before it starts. I will crank let off, crank let off and so on. When it does finally start it acts like it only catching on a couple of cylinders before it finally runs on all 8 (350). Once it runs it runs perfect.
Ok, my brother teachers the diseal program at a local college so he has access to all the automotive tools including the GM scan tool. We put that on and it came up with a crank sensor (low voltage I think). While the truck was on the scanner the batterys died. So our thought was that having a weak battery that the truck wasnt spinning over fast enough for the crank sensor. Found out what battery was bad, got rid of it, and went back to a single battery. Still had the issue. Next we found a gas leak and thought that it wasnt getting enough fuel pressure, fixed it, same problem.
Then we put it back on the scan tool (we cleared the orginal code) to see if the crank sensor code was back. It wasnt. So now we are stumped and decided to do the crank sensor anyway since it had the code once. After the crank sensor was changed it still has the same problem.
Any ideas??
Sorry its so long and hopefully I didnt leave anything out. This truck isnt driven daily and this process has been done over 3 or 4 months.
Not sure where to go from here, there are no other codes coming up in the computer.
Thanks, and again sorry its so long.
Rebil