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Justin
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1/04/2005
07:17:40

Subject: 318 Question already Posted in V-8
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This has probalby been asked but a million times but I am at work and dont have time to look around. Here is my problem. My truck had sat for four days and I went out this morning to start it up, its dead, barely cranks overs. I say no big deal that battery is 3 years old. So I jump it and it wont fire, just cranks but acts like it wants to fire. So finally I hold the pedal to the floor and it fires but rough, let off pedal and it dies. So I do the same thing again and get it to fire, I hold the throttle open enough to keep it running and finally it will idle but slighty rough. I drive it backwards and forwards and its still rough but will idle almost normal. I shut it off and the same thing happens again. Wont start without hodling it wide open. I have already replaced the downstream O2, could this be the upstream is bad or I know of sensors on the crank going bad and causing this. Any ideas as to what is bad?



Mak.S
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1/04/2005
16:17:07

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I had the same problem you did after I installed a sending unit last year. What i did was shoot some starting fluid down in the intake manifold and it fired right up.



daddio
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1/04/2005
16:38:08

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have the battery tested. good possibility it is weak and it may still crank but make those sensors go haywire.



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