[Sly Tuna]

THis is the story guys. Went home for easter on saturday morning, and did my thing. Came back and try to leave to work on Sunday morning, and truck wont start! I dont have a code reader, and cant get my hands on one till next monday. I took this video so it could be easier to diagnose. I just changed the distrubutor cap, spark plugs, and plug wires. All help is appreciated guys

Sly Tuna!!

 

[bwarren228]

Sounds rough... timing off? belt broken? Those are just my guesses. I would also check the compression in each of the cylinders (if it'll turn over enough to get a good reading)

 

[Sly Tuna]

truck has only 70k miles on it btw

 

[jonbth]

Did your truck start before you changed the cap, plugs and wires?

 

[Sly Tuna]

sure did. Changed them because i thought that was the issue. When i crank i smell fuel though... It has to be in the fuel system somewhere. And yes, the truck has gas in it,

 

[Scott Hutch]

Check fuel pressure and filters maybe. I would do a compression test just to be safe

 

[MITOK]

might wanna double-check the plug wires, if you haven't already...maybe you crossed em

 

[mwnaylor]

The reason you smell fuel is probably from trying to crank it so much. Fuel is probably coming through the exhaust. Check your distributor cap, this may sound crazy but twist it about an 1/8th of a turn at the time and then try to start it, before replacing any parts...

 

[Project510]

Did you check the cap and wires? Get it started?

 

[Sly Tuna]

My stupid *** mixed plug wires 3 and 4. Truck is now running healthy. Truck was completely firing wrong in the video. I amaze myself sometimes. That was my bro's truck to clear things up. Some people PMed me saying that my thread didnt match the truck in my sig. lolz :noworries:

 

[BenJammn]

Did you buy another truck? I'm outa the picture here...