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No "wait to start" and no start.
2000 2500 4x4 Truck was running fine when I parked it about a week ago. Today I turned key to on and all normal dash lights lit except "Wait to Start". Truck turns over fine but will not fire. Any ideas before I call the tow truck? Thank you. |
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Diesel Head
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Check all your fuses. It could also be the relays. I'm not sure where they are located on a 2000, but I've heard of failures before. DD
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