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Posted on Aug 31, 2010

2005 ford f250 FX4 6.0L diesel. Hard to start all the time. takes about 5 seconds to start.seems like starts quicker if I turn the key to the on position and live it for a few seconds more after glow plugs light goes out.

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It sounds like you have a loss of oil pressure in the branch tubes or leaking past the fuel injectors. Just 1 bad o ring can cause this. The injectors are oil pressure driven and when longer starting takes place it is taking more time to build the pressure it needs to start pumping through the injectors. Very common on 6.0

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U might want to check ur fuel pressure. The pump sounds like it might be going out.

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