Hello everyone, new to the forums here! Well, a week ago I started my truck to go to work and six blocks away from the house it just died. I parked it gave it a couple of cranks but it did not start. I had it towed back home, did a fuel pressure test and the pressure from the pump was below 14 psi, so I changed the pump (inside the tank pump), I replaced the filter and also replaced the FCA. The truck is not throwing any codes! The truck has 175500+/-, It has a Edge Attitude, cai and exhaust done. What else can I test or replace without doing the injection pump or injectors yet?
I also checked all of the fuses.

2004 Dodge Ram 3500 5.9 Cummins, stick shift, quad cab, not 4X4.

 

Welcome to DTR! One of the first things I would do is isolate the Edge to make sure that isn't the culprit. If that doesn't get the truck started, the next thing i would look into doing is a compression check on the cylinders, although it sounds more of a fuel issue. These are just my thoughts. Some of the more experienced folks will hopefully follow up very soon.

 

I agree with ^ remove the Edge before you do anything else

 

Thanks for the replies! I disconnected the Edge completely and nothing! I am at a loss here... I was expecting more people to chime in but I guess I am in the wrong place.
Thanks 6.7L MegaCab and Lary Ellis!

 

Try posting in the 3rd Gen section. Sometimes folks overlook this section.

 

Not sure if it's the same but, the fuel shutoff solenoid on my 12V will not open sometimes. I turn the ignition on and manually click solenoid and it fires right up.

 

UPDATE!! It has been a few days, I did a lot of reading and it paid off. This morning I went and disconnected the FCA and what do you know, the truck started right away! I was a little shaky and it puffed some black smoke but I turned it off connected the Edge and FCA and truck is like new. Thank you to the guys that responded to my initial post.

 

Glad to hear you got it running!