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Hi! i checked my 12V --> 24V converter today. both fuses were wrong.
15A & 25A instead of 20A & 30A.
the 15A was also blown alredy.
stonepicker wrote that this may be the reason my driverside battery was comlpetly dry.
Warthog,
thank you for your advise.
the truck is running again!
...and it was almost to easy.
i pluged the old pmd directly to the original connection location...the truck started at once!
i will order a new extension cable now.
maybe ill post a pic of the "corpus delicti" if will find the...
ok, that`s good to know.
thx.
-i´ll get some professional help soon. a service with a diagnose-computer will see the truck next week. i hope that will targeting the problem.
checked
-main ground OK
-new oem diesel filter
-shutoff solenoid wire connecton ok and does make a clicking nosie when pluged in again
What about that "hammering" noise from the diesel lift pump. is that normal or should i replace?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVm5yiz4RQQ&feature=youtu.be
at first thank you for this thrad and the support!
yes,
i forgot the resistor!
i got a new gray one...i hope the old resistor will fit in.
ok the internet said i need a new one.
but this is just a tuning part so the engine should start also without a resistor
i will go throu all other...
the common 6.5l diesel problems where not waiting too long...
on the 4th day test driving (after a short 20min stop) the engine stalls,
sure in the middle of the intersecton.
running again after cranking 4 times.
same agains after the next 10 min. stop.
i bet there is some air in the diesel...
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