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just read threw this whole thread. Congrats on everything man. i'm kinda of at a loss of words. can't wait to get on some high speed internet to hear the vids(dial-up here).

now i gotta drive my IDI to work tomorrow and think about this thread......crap!
 

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Alright I pulled fuse # 71 which is a fuel pump diode. Did a KOEO DTC check. Had all the same codes. Cleared the codes. Turned the key off and waited a minute. Did another KOEO and checked the DTC's, P0232 was gone. Unfortunately I can't start the truck till tomorrow to see if it works. Battery voltage is 11.1 right now and my battery charger is at my buddy's, fingers crossed!
 

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Your AD wiring is why its not working. Power to the white/purple if I remember right and you should be all set. Craig helped me with mine back in 2010. Causes a no crank
 

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Your AD wiring is why its not working. Power to the white/purple if I remember right and you should be all set. Craig helped me with mine back in 2010. Causes a no crank

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It's on the gray clip that goes to the pump. It's the purple wire with a white chaser
 

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Alright spliced the red AD relay wire into the factory pump wire (white/purple). Got rid of the P0232 code for High pump circuit but the truck still won't turn over. I tried the fuel reset, relays are fine, pump wiring is hooked up right, no visible chaffed wires. No I'm really lost
 

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