Okay so i didnt get a chance to go to the shop today to work on it because it stalled about 2-3 miles from my house and i was thinking i would give it time to cool off and come back later. I got back to the truck a few hours later and tried to get it started. Turned the key a bunch of times and could not get it to turn over. I was facing uphill at this time and managed to turn it around so it was facing down hill. A few more unsuccessful turns and then on the 4th it started and i drove it home no stall. While in neutral and parked I let it idle for a few minutes and it did not shut off. I turned it off and then tried to turn it back on and same 3-4 key turns until it fired. Did this 3 times and every time it hesitated to start and then finally did. Every time I was not giving gas I was just turning the key. See video below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2kBDwzeDlA



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<---- you'll fix it soon

TORTRON
ACTUALLY, SEEMS YOU'RE LEARNING A LOT MORE ABOUT THESE THINGS ~ CAN'T WAIT TILL YOU FIND THE MAIN PROBLEM ~ SERIOUSLY, CHECK OUT SOME YOUTUBE VIDS ABOUT THIS ISSUE, MIGHT GET LUCKY ~ WISH I COULD HELP MORE BUT MY TRUCK IS CARBURATED ~ I THINK SOMETHING IS CAUSING THE ENGINE TO RECIEVE EITHER TOO MUCH FUEL OR NOT ENUFF FUEL (SIGNALS TO THE FUEL INJECTORS FROM A BAD SENSOR?) OR, SOMETHING IS CAUSING AN INTERMITTENT LOSS OF ELECTRICAL POWER SOMEWHERE ~ A TIMING LIGHT & TACHOMETER IS HELPFUL TO FINE TUNE THE ENGINE & MAYBE USE THE TIMING LIGHT TO SEE IF TIMING IS ADVERSLEY AFFECTED WHILE REVVING THE ENGINE OR IF IT CHANGES AS THE ENGINE DIES (?) AM WONDERING WHAT YOU CAN DO TO CAUSE THE ENGINE TO DIE (LIKE DOING A DEMONSTRATION TO THE REPAIR SHOP TO PROVE THE PROBLEM EXISTS) IF YOU CAN DO THAT THEN THE PROBLEM IS NEARBY ~ AM BEGGING FOR YOU TO GIVE UP & SELL YOUR TRUCK TO BUY ME A PAIR OF YAMAHA PWC 'n TRAILER <----- JOKING BADLY ~ HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND PLAYING 'n FIXING 
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