dieselpower
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Hey guys I have a 2005 6.0 that is having a no hot start problem. It seems to be somewhat random, although it is usually after it has sat for a couple minutes, although it will sometimes start fine then too. I have tried unplugging the ICP to see if I had a faulty sensor, but it didn't solve the problem. There are no DTC's, and the engine runs fine when started.
Also happening very randomly...stalling. This always happens when I am coming to a stop... below 15mph or so. It seems to happen mostly when given some throttle, and then immediate braking, ie., crossing a road from a stop, then quickly braking on the other side, although this too is not always the case.
Any ideas?
I did monitor ICP today, and WOT netted me 4.75v, and idling was .8-.89v. I tried cranking volts, but my monitor wouldn't let me read then :fustrate: (as stated before I tried unplugging the icp sensor and that didn't help any).
Anyways, any thoughts? Is it two separate problems? Both of them seemed to start around the same time. Oil pressure system problem? Fuel problem? Sensor?
Want to get this fixed ASAP, as the random stalling, coupled with a no start in the wrong situation is super frustrating.
Thanks for the help!
Also happening very randomly...stalling. This always happens when I am coming to a stop... below 15mph or so. It seems to happen mostly when given some throttle, and then immediate braking, ie., crossing a road from a stop, then quickly braking on the other side, although this too is not always the case.
Any ideas?
I did monitor ICP today, and WOT netted me 4.75v, and idling was .8-.89v. I tried cranking volts, but my monitor wouldn't let me read then :fustrate: (as stated before I tried unplugging the icp sensor and that didn't help any).
Anyways, any thoughts? Is it two separate problems? Both of them seemed to start around the same time. Oil pressure system problem? Fuel problem? Sensor?
Want to get this fixed ASAP, as the random stalling, coupled with a no start in the wrong situation is super frustrating.
Thanks for the help!