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4.3 vortec let unit set over night start,die,start,die,start runs.checked fuel pump,installed new timing chain and gears last week, unit has been doing this for several months.dont have a clue the unit was sent to a hyster dealer a good tune up and pm and 1200 later steel the same any body got any ideas wear to look older unit
K005 serial number oh yea after it starts the weird thing is the rest of the day it will start great so troubleshooting is limited thanks for any and all help.
  • Posted 8 Jun 2009 10:52
  • By smoken
  • joined 16 Nov'08 - 10 messages
  • Indiana, United States

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