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    Little Trick for Fan Removal

    Would not recommend trying the 15mm wrench on the tensioner pulley while trying to remove the fan clutch. I thought it was a great idea when I saw your picture right up until I tried it and the tensioner pulley bracket snapped. To top it off the fan clutch nut is still tighter than a bullfrogs...
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    Leaking water pump

    @Bradd Barmettler thank you, I did start it and saw it spitting out of the bottom of the water pump so I just picked one up and am going to have a long night
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    Leaking water pump

    Sorry to jump into your thread and ask another question but... I just installed a new radiator and am doing a coolant flush so while filling the radiator with distilled water I started to see dripping. After crawling under the truck I can see it dripping from behind the main crank pulley but I...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @Stu Bailey I definitely will post a full update when I have it consistently starting. I have done a lot already but having just bought the truck a week ago, they are all things that I am happy I did so that I know when they were done and that they were done correctly. Id love to be able to...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @ISPKI Thats not a bad idea, I hadn't thought about doing that. Side note to anyone reading this thread, please disconnect the cables before testing resistance on the positive wire or else you'll blow the internal fuse on your meter. Sorry just had to put my 2 cents on that as an electrician...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @ISPKI you are 100% correct, I do know that the batteries are good though because I just dropped $350 on them two days ago lol. @MtnHaul I checked the terminals when i put the new batteries in and the crimps were all clean and tight and the terminal ends are nice and tight on the terminals. I...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    Replaced the glow plugs and still no start. Jumped the started solenoid to crank from the engine compartment and checked fuel at shrader valve and had a good constant stream. My batteries have 12.3v so now I’m thinking my starter isn’t spinning fast enough due to @The_Josh_Bear ’s video he...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @bbjordan thank you for your reply, I have installed a bypass for the stock replay and I can hear it hold while I’m pressing my manual switch. I’m hoping that the glow plugs are the issue, the new ones were supposed to be here yesterday and now I’m waiting for them to come today. I’m literally...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    So this morning after putting in the return line kit, bleeding the fuel system and running the truck it won’t start again. I’m still waiting on the new glow plugs but I had it plugged in all night so I think I still have an air issue. I traced the return line back to the tank but aside from...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @IDIBRONCO That makes sense. Thats definitely something that I'll keep my eye on.
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @The_Josh_Bear In reguards to the IP and pouring cool water over it, are you saying that if they are worn out they get overheated and will restart once cooled down? This is my first diesel that isn't controlled by a computer so I'm curious as to how the injection pump works
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    Thank you everyone for all of your input. I replaced all of the return lines, o rings, and connectors today and after purging the system, i could tell the truck wanted to fire and a 1/2 second shot of ether got it fired up. I ran it for about 10 minutes and shut it down and half hour later it...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    Thanks @Selahdoor and @Cubey. I’m curious about the alternator and it’s something I’m definitely going to check one I get it starting consistently. The batteries were replaced in October and I just had them checked the other day so I’m good on them for a while. I’m also thinking that once I...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @miles1400 nice, I’ll call them tomorrow and if they do I’ll grab that and cancel my order. Thanks!
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @Cubey i did trace the feed and return lines back to the tank and couldn’t find any clear issues with them but I am going to give them another try while I wait for the parts to come in Sunday (gotta love amazon prime) @Farmer Rock , I’m almost at the point where I think that it starting...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    @miles1400 They should have the glow plugs or the return line kit?
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    Thank you Miles. I actually have already ordered the new Mastercraft glow plugs... Along with, oil, oil filter, coolant, sca additive, test strips, after market temperature gauge, and a thermostat ( its running pretty hot and I think that the thermostat is stuck closed). I agree with your...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    That is something that I had read and was trying to check. I traced all the return lines and none of them were cracked and I wasn't able to find any fuel leaks from when I had it running yesterday. Is there a good way to be sure this is the problem? Will this stop the truck from starting even if...
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    Another 7.3 idi won't start thread... I'm sorry...

    Hey all, I'm sorry in advance for making another one of these threads but I can't seem to piece other ones together to solve my issue(s). I recently bought a 93 f250 7.3 idi NA and it runs extremely well. The problem is that I now can't get it to start. It was running when I got to the guys...

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