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  1. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    Glad I could help.
  2. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    In my M1008, the fire dept. put new filter system in. Sold it off because they couldn't start it most of the time. When I received it, it was converted to 12v. But, it was still wired to resister before going to glow plugs. Easy fix, runs great for 8 years now.
  3. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    Let me know how it works out. Stu
  4. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    Got my fuel sensor switch from Owens Export Service -818-772-0806 www.owens-export.com
  5. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    Hard starting COCV's No #. Only military used it. Not available from GM. Sometimes you can see them leaking, or not. If CUCV is hard starting in warm weather, and/or you need the block heater in winter, change fuel pressure switch first (cheaper than replacing glow plugs).
  6. stuinnh

    Fuel Pressure Switch and Hard Starting CUCV

    If your CUCV is hard starting in 60+ degree weather (and lower) you need to replace the fuel sensor switch located in the Stanadyne 80 fuel filter base. It is round with two wires and held in place with a round spring clipunder the filter. They crack with age and you may or may not see it...
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