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: Truck takes long time to start bigblockb 06-20-2008, 01:38 PM 05 LLY that is taking a long time to start. After it starts it smokes alot when accelerator is allplied like its really rich. Does not have a programmer installed. Once in a while it will start ok. Starts evry time with starting fluid. 5" of vacuum on fuel pump. Could it be computer? Could the fuel pump be bad even with good vacuum readings? Any help would be much appreciated. Truck has been down for over a month. corn 06-20-2008, 04:03 PM check your oil for fuel in it this hapened to my friends 02 ant it was a bad injector dumping fuel in the base JC1843 06-20-2008, 05:37 PM Do not use starting fluid to start these trucks-- BOOM! Blows the air assemble! Next time you want to start raise the hood and pump the primer button until hard-- if it starts fine-- you may have a leak in the filter housing-- filter gasket-- bleeder screw-- WID sensor-- or hose. These truck do not have a fuel pump-- only the CP3 which draws fuel from the tank. olskool53 06-20-2008, 06:21 PM Injector bleeding down! randy_the_hack 06-20-2008, 08:08 PM Do not use starting fluid to start these trucks-- BOOM! Blows the air assemble! Next time you want to start raise the hood and pump the primer button until hard-- if it starts fine-- you may have a leak in the filter housing-- filter gasket-- bleeder screw-- WID sensor-- or hose. These truck do not have a fuel pump-- only the CP3 which draws fuel from the tank. X2!! That's a baaaaaaad way to start your truck - might be the last time she starts. marc23760 06-24-2008, 02:03 PM X2!! That's a baaaaaaad way to start your truck - might be the last time she starts. X3 - Don't use starting fluid on these engines! Your better off pushing that thing home uphill before using a can of that stuff. Does your glow plug light cycle? | ||