'92 w/142K picked up about 4 months ago, few problems up to this point, nothing major.
Since purchasing I have done a bit of pm including fuel filter (not the sock yet), PCV, oil change, belts.
Yesterday after about a 15 mile drive it shut off while driving behind a tractor. Timing was perfect as I had the 2 kids (2 and 4) and the smelly black Lab in tow. Had to call the
for a ride, she was thrilled to oblige.
The truck does give CEL with key in ON pos. It will crank but not start. I have so far checked the following...per suggestions found here on Mud.
Replaced EFI relay hoping for an easy fix. After this didn't fix the problem I checked and found fusible links are good as well as the relays at kick panel. Most vacuum lines seem farily new and have found no obvious leaks.
Tested resistance at igniter and get from .5-.6ohm which seems within spec.. Tested coil and found approx. 4.7ohm. I read that the spec is 10.2-13.8ohm. Could this be the culprit or should I keep digging?
I am no ace mechanic and even worse when it comes to electrical gremlins. Does anyone have suggestions before I go down the road of randomly replacing parts. If I do go that road it seems like the coil\igniter, FPR and fuel pulsation dampner would be a good place to start.
Much appreciation for any advice.
Since purchasing I have done a bit of pm including fuel filter (not the sock yet), PCV, oil change, belts.
Yesterday after about a 15 mile drive it shut off while driving behind a tractor. Timing was perfect as I had the 2 kids (2 and 4) and the smelly black Lab in tow. Had to call the

The truck does give CEL with key in ON pos. It will crank but not start. I have so far checked the following...per suggestions found here on Mud.
Replaced EFI relay hoping for an easy fix. After this didn't fix the problem I checked and found fusible links are good as well as the relays at kick panel. Most vacuum lines seem farily new and have found no obvious leaks.
Tested resistance at igniter and get from .5-.6ohm which seems within spec.. Tested coil and found approx. 4.7ohm. I read that the spec is 10.2-13.8ohm. Could this be the culprit or should I keep digging?
I am no ace mechanic and even worse when it comes to electrical gremlins. Does anyone have suggestions before I go down the road of randomly replacing parts. If I do go that road it seems like the coil\igniter, FPR and fuel pulsation dampner would be a good place to start.
Much appreciation for any advice.