CAROLINA CHAT
#7783
Well..Bad news today. Kims job is history. She works for a local sleep lab and they are closing the doors along with 3 other labs.
It looks like at least 1 Mustang is going to have to go...maybe both.
It's a sad day.
It looks like at least 1 Mustang is going to have to go...maybe both.
It's a sad day.
#7785
well, it's a beautiful day for a mile march back to the house from where my POS Dodge truck broke down!
I think it's a fuel pump, pulled up to a stop sign and it acted like it ran out of gas. Edit - It's not out of gas JJ..Shut up.
Frick'n fuel pump comes as a "module" with the fuel press reg and filter...$229!!!!!
Not what I needed this week, it's been a really really crappy week at..well that place that Steve and Dana won't allow me to mention.
I think it's a fuel pump, pulled up to a stop sign and it acted like it ran out of gas. Edit - It's not out of gas JJ..Shut up.
Frick'n fuel pump comes as a "module" with the fuel press reg and filter...$229!!!!!
Not what I needed this week, it's been a really really crappy week at..well that place that Steve and Dana won't allow me to mention.
I'm not familiar with that trim package, what exactly does the POS come with over the standard equipment? Well good thing that filter is a lifetime filter that never needs replacement.....kinda makes you wonder if they knew the pump would fail so the filter is guarenteed to be replaced.
#7786
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Thomasville, NC Where we beat headers into submission!!
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I'm planning on it. My boss owes me atleast one day off after this week.
Well, I did get wet but not with rain, it's frick'n humid up here.
First thing I did to the truck tonight was to check fuel pressure, got 45psi at the rail. So Fuel pump is ok.
Then we just started throwing parts at it. Mike felt pretty certain that it was the Crank Position sensor, that wasn't it.
Then a guy shopping at the shop it was parked in front of offer to push it back to my house with his Tundra, so I said what the hell so he did.
Then we changed the ignition coil...nothing
Then we changed cap and rotor...nothing
Added 2 gallons of gas...nothing.
Coil is getting 12V in and also the firing signal from the PCM.
It almost seems like the injectors just aren't firing maybe.
I don't know, we were out there until 10:15 fooling with it and it's still not running. I think I'm going to end up having it towed to a shop.
That's terrible! Any chance of her finding another job shortly so that you can maybe keep one Stang?
There's a sleep lab down in this area. LOL. It's one hell of a commute though.
I'm not familiar with that trim package, what exactly does the POS come with over the standard equipment? Well good thing that filter is a lifetime filter that never needs replacement.....kinda makes you wonder if they knew the pump would fail so the filter is guarenteed to be replaced.
First thing I did to the truck tonight was to check fuel pressure, got 45psi at the rail. So Fuel pump is ok.
Then we just started throwing parts at it. Mike felt pretty certain that it was the Crank Position sensor, that wasn't it.
Then a guy shopping at the shop it was parked in front of offer to push it back to my house with his Tundra, so I said what the hell so he did.
Then we changed the ignition coil...nothing
Then we changed cap and rotor...nothing
Added 2 gallons of gas...nothing.
Coil is getting 12V in and also the firing signal from the PCM.
It almost seems like the injectors just aren't firing maybe.
I don't know, we were out there until 10:15 fooling with it and it's still not running. I think I'm going to end up having it towed to a shop.
There's a sleep lab down in this area. LOL. It's one hell of a commute though.
#7787
At this point we aren't sure what we will do. We will work it out I am sure, but we have to make some changes fast. She has 3 weeks of income left.
#7788
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Thomasville, NC Where we beat headers into submission!!
Posts: 7,233
I'm not familiar with that trim package, what exactly does the POS come with over the standard equipment? Well good thing that filter is a lifetime filter that never needs replacement.....kinda makes you wonder if they knew the pump would fail so the filter is guarenteed to be replaced.
And yeah, it's a good thing that gasoline is so pure and never contains and particulates that could possibly clog that lifetime filter.
They have been steadily closing labs in our area for a couple of years. The Wellmont Health System had purchased all of the local labs and everything within 150 miles. So now there is nowhere for her to go.
At this point we aren't sure what we will do. We will work it out I am sure, but we have to make some changes fast. She has 3 weeks of income left.
At this point we aren't sure what we will do. We will work it out I am sure, but we have to make some changes fast. She has 3 weeks of income left.
#7790
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Thomasville, NC Where we beat headers into submission!!
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