Posted by Dpittman on July 03, 2019 at 15:43:34 from (108.199.246.47):
I got a 99 Dodge 3500 I use to haul our tractors with. The problem it's having right now is this: I go out to start it when it's cold, turn the key on, wait till the start light goes out, crank it over, starts right up. Then I drive it wherever I got to go, after it's fully warmed up I shut it off, then when I get back in it to go, it takes about 5 seconds of cranking before it will start. Normally hot or cold or anywhere in between it starts on the first lick. 239,000 on the ticker, fresh fuel filter and fuel, fresh injectors at 180ish, good lift pump pressure (12@3000rpm), as far as I know original injection pump. It is a daily driver. Once it does start hot or cold, it runs fine and does not seem to be down on power or anything else. What say ye diesel gurus. Thanks. DP
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