I have a 1994 Kenworth T -800 with a Detroit 60 series 12.7
So my truck wouldn't start with some old batteries or jumped. I went and bought 3 new interstate batteries and put them in the truck. It rolled over like it should but no fire. I checked to make sure that everything was hooked up right after installing the new batteries and it checked out good. Made sure I was getting fuel and that was good. Found 2 fuses blown up by the fire wall that came from the ECM power plug (Red wires). Replaced the fuses and fired right up. Cool problem fixed. Well I went down 2 days later to fire the truck up and it did the same thing as before I replaced the batteries. Rolled over and no fire. Fuses where all good and had power to the ECM. Found a plug with only 2 wires on the plug to the ECM that you could mover around that would make contact and fire up and run. So I got it to run. With the old plug and bought a new one to replace it. Well during the time I had bought another new plug it stopped running again and I could not get it to fire back up on the old plug. Bought the new plug and installed it in the ECM. The truck will no longer start. All of my fuses are good. Batteries are all fully charged. I have no clue what to check anymore. I have fully charged batteries so the ECM should have the power it need some to see to start. Could I possibly have a bad ECM?
So my truck wouldn't start with some old batteries or jumped. I went and bought 3 new interstate batteries and put them in the truck. It rolled over like it should but no fire. I checked to make sure that everything was hooked up right after installing the new batteries and it checked out good. Made sure I was getting fuel and that was good. Found 2 fuses blown up by the fire wall that came from the ECM power plug (Red wires). Replaced the fuses and fired right up. Cool problem fixed. Well I went down 2 days later to fire the truck up and it did the same thing as before I replaced the batteries. Rolled over and no fire. Fuses where all good and had power to the ECM. Found a plug with only 2 wires on the plug to the ECM that you could mover around that would make contact and fire up and run. So I got it to run. With the old plug and bought a new one to replace it. Well during the time I had bought another new plug it stopped running again and I could not get it to fire back up on the old plug. Bought the new plug and installed it in the ECM. The truck will no longer start. All of my fuses are good. Batteries are all fully charged. I have no clue what to check anymore. I have fully charged batteries so the ECM should have the power it need some to see to start. Could I possibly have a bad ECM?