had the same problem this morning for the first time, just cleaned up the truck yesterday and parked for the night, this morning went to start the truck and just turned over and did not start, sound familiar, luckily I just installed a fuel pressure gauge and saw it was at zero, so I turned the key to on then off, but did not go to the cranking position, I did this a couple time and finally got pressure and it started right up, didn’t have to push truck or get out, im assuming water got to the wrong parts and froze up....



Jim

 

sorry i was in a hurry before, the moral of the post is problem probally is not plugs, injectors, coils, trans sensor, neutral sensor, etc, has to be the pumps or pump connectors, or just water in the wrong place at the wrong time, i hope this narrows it dowe some.....



jim

 

yeah, i think i came to that conclusion also, i think water got into the wrong place and froze or something, because it's been running just fine now.....

yeah mine happened when i got a car wash the night before also....

thanks for the post, now i know im not the only one!

but i think by me pushing it, it might have moved the gas around or something, i dont know, but i do think your right on the water thing.