If it jumped time, more than likely the engine would not turn over on a stuck open valve. (Not sure if that engine is a interference engine or not). I would stay away from the ignition circuit since it WILL NOT start at all and you have confirmed spark. (Is it bright blue arc?). You really need a valid fuel pressure reading to troubleshoot further in the fuel system!I can't locate a scanner at any of the local auto stores a friend is bringing one to work tomorrow. Hopefully I can at least pull a code. I'm hesitant to buy a $100 part on the hopes it's it.
Any other conditions you can think of the would result in a not start confirmed spark on 4 of 8 cylinders I haven't pulled anymore coil packs. Confirm cycling of valves with meter.
Would timing chain or anything else cause no starts without other symptoms.
That spark should be bright blue. If your battery is low from all the cranking that might explain the orange color. All the gas in there is probably from you trying to start it.Spark looked more orangish yellow but that was using a screwdriver shoved in a cop and ground to the frame not the actual spark plug.
Ok here is something weird I noticed.
I pulled the main gas line off the fuel rail in the engine bay in an attempt to flush the lines a little. When I started the truck it tried to hit some sputtered and continued cranking. Reattaching the gas line it wouldn't try starting at all.
Also noticed a heavy fuel smell and smoke/vapor coming out of the small line in the intake tube.
An easier and more prudent fix is to just go get a Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra!Looks as if you jump brown and white wire with black and yellow ground circuit and white with pink and black you will bypass the fpdm and you can tell if truck will start.... If the fpdm has any serious external corrosion it should be replaced.. It's a common. Enough failure item we look for it when we have f-150's in the air
An easier and more prudent fix is to just go get a Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra!
An easier and more prudent fix is to just go get a Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra!
I will agree that the Chevy/gmc is prob more reliable and slightly easier to work on but??? If you want a car with a bed get a Chevy!!! Lol!!An easier and more prudent fix is to just go get a Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra!
I will agree that the Chevy/gmc is prob more reliable and slightly easier to work on but??? If you want a car with a bed get a Chevy!!! Lol!!