Recent content by Mysilvi
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Brake issues
Do you hear or see the air at the master cylinder? Is the pedal hard or soft and does it sink when constently pushed held in posistion? Did you bleed the whole system when you were done?- Mysilvi
- Post #4
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Complete brake overhaul project.
Well after a long time driving with a bad master cylinder I finally changed it out yesterday and changed all the fluid out of the brake lines. Completely bleeded the brakes and thats what its like to have a solid pedal...smh After all this time I did notice the inside pads are wearing wayyy...- Mysilvi
- Post #78
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Blown fuse on the 10 amp Ign, & Ecm location in fuse block.
So does it pop the fuse while being parked and running?? Or just while driving?? If its while driving only I would think its a wire near the block shorting out around or near the exhaust manifold. Check the cam posistion sensor located in the back top by the dist along with the CPS located in...- Mysilvi
- Post #8
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
Nice, but I have to say having an Oscope handy is different...lol, but it is nice to help others out..- Mysilvi
- Post #15
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
A simple 2.50 LED is great for doing testing of signals being transmited from point to point. Makes testing very simple.- Mysilvi
- Post #13
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
Yup, bought it and installed now the truck is running smoothly.... Did some testing and using an LED 12V figured out what was wrong.- Mysilvi
- Post #11
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Blown fuse on the 10 amp Ign, & Ecm location in fuse block.
Check your Crank posistion sensor located in the front PS of the engine just below the timing cover. Somtimes the wires can get shorted out near the block and will blow the fuse.- Mysilvi
- Post #5
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
Hey just an update finally got around to testing today and Found that the ICM seems bad. Will change it out tomorrow stupid little thing is 80 bucks!!- Mysilvi
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Looking to replace fuel pump.
If you guys just screw two right angle pieces of aluminum under the bed and let it hang just past the new opening you can just screw that hatch right back into place..- Mysilvi
- Post #15
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Looking to replace fuel pump.
This to me is the best way IMO for a quick replacement with one person, but your going to be cutting the bed and thats up to you!- Mysilvi
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
Ok, I am ruling out the fuel problem and test confirms this by pressure readings of 63PSI when key turned on but not starting engine and a dropp off to 58PSI very slowly 5mins. I have no spark and think its the coil. I tried to test for power out of the coil and have nothing, tried reading...- Mysilvi
- Post #8
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Looking to replace fuel pump.
The reason to remove the bed is to overview the entire area plus be able to remove the pump straight out. Check the Nappa web site for details on the pump just leaving work now so I will check when I get home..- Mysilvi
- Post #5
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Looking to replace fuel pump.
Well since I did it 4 times now!! the best advice I could give ya is have the tank empty if your going to drop the tank or have a freind help lift off the bed after TRYING to remove the bed bolts or,,,,,,,measure where it is and cut the bed above the tank and put a hinge opening cause this wont...- Mysilvi
- Post #2
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Need correct PSI reading at fuel pressure rail.
Im starting to think it might be ignition issues and the rain. We had a heavy rain over night and when my truck angled down the driveway I let it sit for a sec to get all the water out of the bed and when I went for the gas it died. NOW thinking back a month or so when it was Reaelly humid out I...- Mysilvi
- Post #7
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
