Dies after driving a distance

BigBluediesel08 · Mar 19, 2013

Posting this for a friend.. Two days in a row truck has stalled in the same spot.(driving distance) but today it won't start. Said you can only here the relay, but no cranking. He checked all the fuses and found one burnt. Replace it and still nada. They told him it could be the timing sensor?

fordman2121 · Mar 19, 2013

If its not cranking its not the timing sensor...cam position I assume they mean. Is there any juice left in the batteries? The only info u gave is pretty vague to start making educated guesses.

Arisley · Mar 19, 2013

Like Fordman says, if it aint' cranking, it is broken before the CPS. I would check battery cable cobbections, especially grounds. Battery condition. Then starter condition. In that order.

dustinz85 · Mar 20, 2013

Arisley said:
Like Fordman says, if it aint' cranking, it is broken before the CPS. I would check battery cable cobbections, especially grounds. Battery condition. Then starter condition. In that order.

:whs: CPS has nothing to do with cranking

JLDickmon · Mar 21, 2013

You got two problems.. first, you need to figure out why it won't crank..

Then figure out why it stalls

DEEZUZ · Mar 21, 2013

fuel bowl heater, taking out PCM fuse. unplug the heater, new fuse, see what she does

mandkole · Mar 21, 2013

It went from a stalling (while driving) issue to now a 'no crank' issue?? As others have noted, have 2 different things going on that are not related...

Please confirm your original post to avoid getting this thread way off track...

BigBluediesel08 · Mar 21, 2013

Sorry guys, he said it suddenly dies after driving lets say, 100 mi, and it won't crank after. Has to wait for it to cool down a bit.. talked to him and said he replaced the ipr o-rings.. seems it cured the problem.