Truck won’t crank

[N2BRK]

Did you find PP with your credit card, or did you swipe from your bank account? If CC then call your cc company to dispute. I've had much better luck that way, and they don't let PP take a fee for arbitration. After being screwed on some purchases, I always find my PP purchases with my CC; two layers of protection IMHO.

GOod luck!

 

[Josh154]

Shit man I have never thought about that... unfortunately I paid with my bank account

 

[Awenta]

Might be time to call out the seller


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[Josh154]

He’s got to know. I don’t get how he’s still denying that they are bad... here’s thread and seller.
http://www.duramaxdiesels.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77344

 

[jwrkansas]

So does the truck run now?

 

[IOWA LLY]

If you were not getting a proper connection on just one injector, it will shut down a group of 4. The injectors are separated into two groups of 4 in the wiring. That combined with the fact that they needed primed could lead to the no start. I'm not sure if it would bring up the circuit codes until you got it to run either. Even if the fuel system was primed and had ran before, it still would hard start with the circuit issue.

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Not on an LMM. On an LB7 or an LLY you would be correct. Because they have 2 injector drivers in the ficm that alternate firing the injectors. But on an LBZ or LMM the ECM has 4 injector drivers. So if an injector or wiring is shorted, or if a driver goes bad, you only lose 2 injectors.


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[ikeG]

Not on an LMM. On an LB7 or an LLY you would be correct. Because they have 2 injector drivers in the ficm that alternate firing the injectors. But on an LBZ or LMM the ECM has 4 injector drivers. So if an injector or wiring is shorted, or if a driver goes bad, you only lose 2 injectors.


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As I was typing my post I was wandering that about lbz+

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[N2BRK]

Shit man I have never thought about that... unfortunately I paid with my bank account

I learned the hard way too. I also learned that my iphone's autocorrect is bitch! I just read where it changed "fund" to "find", LOL. FUND PP with a CC always! :thumb:

 

[SmokeShow]

Did you finish installing your old injectors and have it running now? I'd make sure of that before declaring the injectors you bought are junk.

 

[Dozerboy]

Not sure. Just what exergy told me. Not sure if there really is a way other than not letting them sit.

I was told a cp3 pump will do the same.

Exergy told me I could flush and store them with calibration fluid. It's not cheap though. 1gal of it is like $80, but I figured it wasn't worth the risk since I didn't figure anyone would buy my used fuel system.

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[Josh154]

lol well the case is being reviewed by PayPal now so hopefully it goes in my favor. Didn’t get the drivers side swapped back yet. Will be doing that today. Got new tune from mark also last night so once I finish swapping it should be good to go

 

[Josh154]

Did you finish installing your old injectors and have it running now? I'd make sure of that before declaring the injectors you bought are junk.

Lol exergy saying if they sat for a year with diesel they are junk Is bs to you? Or the fact that it was trying to fire on one cylinder with a stocker isn’t good enough?

 

[1TRIKHD]

Exergy told me I could flush and store them with calibration fluid. It's not cheap though. 1gal of it is like $80, but I figured it wasn't worth the risk since I didn't figure anyone would buy my used fuel system.

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Is there different types of this fluid? What's the process?

 

[IdahoRob]

I have a hard time believing that storing injectors for a year, packaged correctly, would be an issue. In racing and pulling circles this is done all the time. I have done this many times and have installed my cp3s and injectors that have been sitting packaged on the shelf for over a year and have never had an issue.

Now i can see if they are left open or the diesel had water in it but i don't see blaming the injectors being stored the problem.

Looking at that photo, i can see contamination and/or rust from improper storage could surely be an issue.

Just my experience in over ten years of racing and storing fuel parts while new builds are happening.

 

[1TRIKHD]

What's a good way to package injectors for storage

 

[Dozerboy]

Is there different types of this fluid? What's the process?

I don't think so, but I didn't look into it to far.

What's a good way to package injectors for storage

X2
climate controlled is probably a good start.

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[1TRIKHD]

I have them in the house so I'm good there. Thanks dozer

 

[Chevy1925]

What's a good way to package injectors for storage

i have always, cleaned them, coated them fuel, put them in a bag that seals them and stored in the house. longest i have had any sit were 6 months but there was no problems when tested other than typical LB7 injector wear.

 

[1TRIKHD]

i have always, cleaned them, coated them fuel, put them in a bag that seals them and stored in the house. longest i have had any sit were 6 months but there was no problems when tested other than typical LB7 injector wear.

Thanks james

 

[jwrkansas]

X2 on what rob said