Pop Bob

Ok. So one thing I would offer is don’t involve more than one variable at a time. Pick a problem, and go through everything involved from beginning to end one step at a time in a logical order. Such as overheating- engine runs, you made the fan run and still overheating. What’s left? Water pump, possibly air pocket in the coolant, blown head gasket. I know it tries your patience but you can do it. Did you replace the fuel filter? This thing was on a construction site and you even commented on how dirty it was. What are the chances it could have dirt in the gas tank? Good luck. PS Don’t throw parts at it. That is expensive, time consuming and usually ineffective. Pop Bob

What color are the wires? Have you checked to see if they become energized by turning on the key, or operating any switches or controls?Check to see if one is a ground. Make sure that everything that should operate does operate. If it becomes an issue, trace the wire( giant pain in the ass) Be patient- have fun- keep us informed Pop Bob

👍Thanks. Learn something new every day

The post header refers to trans overheating. Explain? Pop Bob

As was already said, make sure the fan is working. You can easily hear it. Get a continuity tester and test the fan switch. Jumper the fan motor and make sure it works.

Space Ghost- Welcome. I believe that's about the best intro I've see on any forum. Thank you for your service. I have no opinion on your intended model as I'm not familiar with it. I just Wanted to say Hi and Welcome Pop Bob

I would suggest checking out the OnX Offroad app. Very good app for trail riding, not expensive and they often run discounted upgrades. Well worth the money! Pop Bob

Kind of like on a tractor. Yes, technically it will work, but it won’t be legal. The emergency brake must be separate from the service brake.

👍 Good job!

I haven’t a clue what you said. Please repost and be clear and give some info. ( make, model, year, events leading to problem. ) PB

Could it have jumped valve or ignition timing? Do a compression test. You said it was spraying fuel. It doesn’t take a lot of fuel to make it idle

Wow. That totally sucks. What would cause the chain to jump time? How many hours on it? What did the compression test show? P B

Well I’ll be dogged. I saw this post the other day and thought “I think I’ve seen this on my 500 vector before.” So today I turned the key on and watched as the system booted up and sure enough- it does display 700-7. I guess it doesn’t matter. Seems to work okay. Mystery solved Pop Bob

I thank you PB

Look at this weeks email of trending topics. The vast majority are all posts for temu ads. Yes, it is getting annoying. We don’t have this problem on the diesel f150 forum, nor on Toyota Nation. Pop Bob