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Posted by bm3501466 on April 02, 2006 at 19:24:32 from (24.27.180.198):
I have been having starting problems with my truck that has the 6.5 diesel. When I start the truck it often dies. When it does start successfully it will run with no problems. The truck will start perfectly between 3 or more hours after it has been running at operating temperature and then being shut off. Any time though between an hour to three hours after the truck has been off after running, it will either not start or it will die within a couple of seconds after being started. I have put a new lift pump in it, however it is still being contrary. What could be the problem with my truck? I know this isn't a GM forum, but I know you guys know your stuff fairly well.
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