frank1981

The trucks beeen in the shop for like three weeks now...... I called them on friday and they still haven't fixed it. They say there still working on it. They told me they have done every test from sticking the clear line in the fuel line to see if it was leaking air, to changeing the vp.


I do not know what I should do. The shop has been in business for alot of years and eveyone says good things about them. But they have had my truck for three weeks. I'm thinking I should go get it before I have to take a loan out to get it back!

neveragain

Doesn't sound like a good truck to me. Have made up a harness to see what info is being passed to the FPCM injector pump . My signals look bad to me if anyone can help there.would love to show them.or check out tochoika diagnostika vp/44 vp44.

jrs_dodge_diesel

One way to check for leaks is using baby powder (not on open fuel lines of course). Throw some baby powder down and check later for the leak. You should see a nice damp trail against the dry powder. This method works even better for oil leaks, since oil is a very dark compared to the white powder.