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Welcome to the forums._x000D_
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First off, im sorry for your loss._x000D_
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Here is a video from Eric that will be a starting point for you -_x000D_
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Keep us posted!_x000D_
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heres some videos to help you get started._x000D_
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrqkhZmD … plpp_video no crank no start_x000D_
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBUYs539 … 838A21E&amheres some videos to help you get started._x000D_
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrqkhZmD … plpp_video no crank no start_x000D_
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBUYs539 … 838A21E&amHere’s what happened so far. I went out and cut off the old broken battery terminals and put new ones on, and cleaned the battery posts. Then I followed the ground wire to the engine block and took it off and cleaned it and put it back on. Now the engine
I have fuel pressure and spark, but still no start. This engine has 80,00 miles on it and has always
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I have not sprayed anything into the carb. I checked for spark by putting a screwdriver into the spark plug wires and holing it close to a ground and I had spark on every one._x000D_
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Ok good._x000D_
Your next thini assum you have fuel to the carb but not sure if the carb is delivering fuel to the engine correct? if so then you will need to rebuild the carb._x000D_
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if you flood a carburated engine just make sure the choke is open and hold the throttle to the floor whil[quote]Quoted From moparfan: _x000D_
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i assum you have fuel to the carb but not sure if the carb is delivering fuel to the engine correct? if so then you will need to rebuild the carb._x000D_
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if you flood a carburated engine just make sure the choke is openI’d like to amend my premature diagnosis about The truck having fuel pressure and having spark._x000D_
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I have spark from the coil but none at the spark plugs anymore. After I had checked it before I tried to show my dad and there were no sparks. What could caok i have to kinda shoot in the dark here. i assume the engine was in good running shape when parked? if so keep reading. if you don’t know the shape of the engine maybe best to do a compression check and a leak down check before you start dumping money i
Since it’s been some time since the engine ran it’s probably not a bad idea to get that old gas out of there.
The engine is a 5.9 360 V8. According to my uncle, the truck was in working condition when it was parked (but i have my doubts) I do not know that this engine has compression though, because I have no tester, but I’d be willing to bet the engine itself is
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