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Starting issues after underside gets wet

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03 Feb 2020 18:08 #218025 by jasper27
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I’ll have a look into that Lambert.

Thank you

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03 Feb 2020 18:45 #218031 by Riccy
second for the starter motor. check the small wire with the push on clip connector. I had endless problems with that at one point :angry:

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08 Feb 2020 15:36 #218171 by jasper27
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Update:

So I was at my mates garage the other day fixing transfer box mounts, had to bump start it to get it on the truck, the same to get it on the ramp. So when it came to taking it off and it wouldn’t start we started diagnostics.

No fault code from the crank sensor so the replacement I fitted has fixed that. When I bought it I was told the TPS was broken so it was unplugged. With it plugged in it wouldn’t start at all. This has been all good. When at the garage we decided to check the spark; that was fine (also had a booster on the battery). This then pointed to fuelling. So we took the breather off the intake and sprayed some brake cleaner and she started trying to actually combust. So with some more spraying and a pull on the throttle cable she started and immediately you could hear the switch over from it struggling for fuel to running perfect.

Based on this, and the fact it’s the only two codes it has I’ve just ordered a TPS. An I’m hoping that this is then the end of this!

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20 Feb 2020 19:20 #218810 by jasper27
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FIXED

After replacing the missing throttle position sensor I no longer have any starting issues.

I wonder if fixing the crankshaft sensor and then clearing the codes caused it to have some sort of issue which then made it not turn over from the key at all.

However, just wanted to close this up incase anyone else has a similar issue.

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24 Feb 2020 07:46 #218987 by kirkynut
Brilliant, thanks for your input.

It will no doubt help someone in the future!

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