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Post-Fueling Starting Failure and Initial Diagnosis

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The $100 TRUCK LEAVES ME STRANDED!! FIRST BREAKDOWN! GOING FOR A FEED RUN..NEW TWIN BABY GOATS!!

What happens here

After refueling, the truck fails to start. When the narrator turns the ignition key, the truck only produces a clicking sound, indicating an issue with the starter motor or solenoid. He expresses concern, suggesting a 'dragging starter' as a possible cause. He opens the hood of the truck to visually inspect the engine bay and listen more closely to the clicking solenoid.

Goal: Identify the truck's failure to start and initiate initial troubleshooting.

Tools and materials

  • 1978 Ford F-150 Truck Ford — The vehicle experiencing the starting problem
  • Ignition Key — Attempting to start the truck

What they say

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gallon Oh guys we put the non ethanol gas in treat this little girl right and it won't start I think it's got a dragging starter try it again so got a bit of an unexpected issue going on here guys for some reason I think the solenoid is clicking up here and it doesn't seem to be getting any juice to the starter I'm gonna try it again it's done this before when it gets warm sometimes it'll drag or go but this time might be the last time I'm not sure what

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