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ChevyGuy98 08-26-2013 12:22 AM

Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
His truck has a 6.6 Diesel engine and it randomly turns off and then he has to pump something to get it running again. What is going with the truck?
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sleepertruck72 09-14-2013 06:39 PM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
Sounds like he is getting air in the fuel line. Is he pumping the prime pump at the fuel filter housing ? There is a vent screw that needs to be opened while doing so until the fuel comes out without air... then tighten the screw. It is common for the o-rings to wear out at the fuel lines causing air to be sucked in (I have been told this but never actually replaced them)

ChevyGuy98 09-15-2013 03:49 PM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepertruck72 (Post 6269150)
Sounds like he is getting air in the fuel line. Is he pumping the prime pump at the fuel filter housing ? There is a vent screw that needs to be opened while doing so until the fuel comes out without air... then tighten the screw. It is common for the o-rings to wear out at the fuel lines causing air to be sucked in (I have been told this but never actually replaced them)

Yeah he has to pump it everytime. Anyways I'll check it out thank you for the information.

clinebarger 09-15-2013 07:14 PM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
Rebuild the fuel filter head First! http://nicktane.com/osc/product_info...59fbb19a7cba4f

I'm guessing this is a GMT800 truck with an LBZ?

ChevyGuy98 11-13-2013 09:46 PM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by clinebarger (Post 6270677)
Rebuild the fuel filter head First! http://nicktane.com/osc/product_info...59fbb19a7cba4f

I'm guessing this is a GMT800 truck with an LBZ?

He's just going to buy another engine. The engine has the pump problem and the injectors don't work and the transmission gave out too, but that can be fixed.

clinebarger 11-13-2013 11:47 PM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
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Originally Posted by ChevyGuy98 (Post 6362628)
He's just going to buy another engine. The engine has the pump problem and the injectors don't work and the transmission gave out too, but that can be fixed.

This sounds very unlikely? The CP3, Injectors, & Trans failed????

ChevyGuy98 11-14-2013 02:33 AM

Re: Dad's 07 classic Sierra having problems
 
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Originally Posted by clinebarger (Post 6362820)
This sounds very unlikely? The CP3, Injectors, & Trans failed????

Yes unless I heard wrong. However I know for sure that the injectors and the pump are no good. About the transmission whenever it shifted gear it hung back and the truck jerked forward suddenly every time, but i'll see what's going on.


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