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Intermittent dying
I have a fleet of PSD trucks and vans to service and I'm getting intermittent dying on several. No codes.
Sometimes they start right back up -- other times it takes starting fluid or some other more drastic means (long crank times, leave it sit overnight, etc.).
Any suggestions outside of the CPS?
Just change the CPS anyway?
Sometimes they start right back up -- other times it takes starting fluid or some other more drastic means (long crank times, leave it sit overnight, etc.).
Any suggestions outside of the CPS?
Just change the CPS anyway?
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GP'S and GPR can make it very difficult, but certainly not cause a stalling issue.
If it's a stall and no/start I would look hard at the cps, could be fuel pump, IPR, etc, but more likely it's a good ole common cam sensor failure.
If it's a stall and no/start I would look hard at the cps, could be fuel pump, IPR, etc, but more likely it's a good ole common cam sensor failure.
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