It sure sounds like bad fuel to me.

 

Yeah i drove that thing to 7 eleven 2 miles away filled up 18 gallons. up the road to advance auto for a tow ball 1 mile. home 2 miles. back to advance 1 mile. then 8 miles on the road to new jersey, then powerloss city !!!!! almost felt like a timing belt in a gas engine. But i crank it now and the engine turns fine and free so its a fuel problem.

 

crack the injecters 1 2 3 see if your gettin fuel

 

i had almost the same problem. cruising down the highway and the truck just died. turned out to be the electrical connecter to the solenoid on injection pump as G1625S said. I really had to mess with it before the problem was solved. I ended up having to sand the terminal on solenoid with emery cloth then change the female quick connect on the wire. The wire was not broken but corrosion on the two pieces was so great that no elecricity would flow.After fixing it I put some dialectric grease on it and its been good since.

 

Here is a pic showing where the solenoid is...

Hope this helps if youhave not found it yet

 

This is a pic of the Fuel shut off and a fix for the wire to it. The slip-on connector tends to get filled with corrosion and the truck wont get fuel.
try checking this connector and if this ISNT the problem, then change your fuel filter.

 

You guys are awesome. I am gonna go outside and take a peak as soon as im done eating my lunch

 

Is this the truck that you are trying to sell?? in the classifieds??

 

Smell the fuel. Stations have been known to goof, and your description sounds like gasonline in the tank.

 

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


That was the dumbest thing i have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!! the wires to that solenoid were so loose. I pulled them off. cleaned them up. connected them back and boom.

started right on up.

thanks for the direction guys!!!!!!!!!
If i wouldnt have asked i wouldnt have found it!!!! or i would have spent alot more time on it!!!!!!!

a lesson to all..!!! ask or work harder

 

An easy way to prevent that from happening again is to replace the slide-on connector with a ring connector as shown in the above photo......

 

yeah and she is all better now!!!!! that was an easy fix and i knew just by the feel of how it happened nothing major was wrong

 

well, ya got er goin, so when ya headed up my way, or more to it, where in this fine state are ya headed? if ya need help up this way, there are a few friendlies around....... here's a driving tip, if it's forward of the leading edge of your front doors, don't hit it, if it is behind, don't worry about it, thats the next guys problem............