Tried starting the engine Thursday, just cranked. Got some gas for it today, the gauge was reading basically empty. Still cranked. After work I started checking for fuel and spark, I wasn't entirely sure that my Jeep crank sensor would work with the truck. I had spark coming from the coil but not the distributor. Found the rotor was missing. After I replaced the rotor, I got the truck started and saw that it wasn't reading any oil pressure
Friday, February 11, 2011
First Start
February 11, 2011
Tried starting the engine Thursday, just cranked. Got some gas for it today, the gauge was reading basically empty. Still cranked. After work I started checking for fuel and spark, I wasn't entirely sure that my Jeep crank sensor would work with the truck. I had spark coming from the coil but not the distributor. Found the rotor was missing. After I replaced the rotor, I got the truck started and saw that it wasn't reading any oil pressure
I grabbed the mechanical gauge and found that in reality, there was 65-70lbs of oil pressure at idle cold. Seems I have a bad sensor ground somewhere; there is also a code for TPS voltage too high.
Tried starting the engine Thursday, just cranked. Got some gas for it today, the gauge was reading basically empty. Still cranked. After work I started checking for fuel and spark, I wasn't entirely sure that my Jeep crank sensor would work with the truck. I had spark coming from the coil but not the distributor. Found the rotor was missing. After I replaced the rotor, I got the truck started and saw that it wasn't reading any oil pressure
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