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@tinaderric31771 its a bit confusing. So you step on the accelerator and then the RPM' drop? What do you mean by does not want to crank? Usually that means your engine wont turn over. Give us some more information about what you got going on here. There are no character limits so you can write as much as you can. Tell us about what is going on, what you have checked and what you have already tried.
I’d clarify the wording first. If the engine is already running and the RPM drops when you accelerate, that sounds more like it’s bogging or stalling, not a no-crank problem. I’d check for stored codes and start with things like fuel pressure, air intake/MAF, and the throttle body. The year and engine would help narrow it down.
@tinaderric31771 its a bit confusing. So you step on the accelerator and then the RPM' drop? What do you mean by does not want to crank? Usually that means your engine wont turn over. Give us some more information about what you got going on here. There are no character limits so you can write as much as you can. Tell us about what is going on, what you have checked and what you have already tried.
by oldturkey03
I’d clarify the wording first. If the engine is already running and the RPM drops when you accelerate, that sounds more like it’s bogging or stalling, not a no-crank problem. I’d check for stored codes and start with things like fuel pressure, air intake/MAF, and the throttle body. The year and engine would help narrow it down.
by Malcolm Parker