Lately I've noticed my truck is requiring a little more cranking from my starter to fire up. It used to fire up really fast, and now it's requiring that I hold the key longer. The first thing that comes to mind is the fact that I have never had the valves adjusted. The reason for that is because I called an official Cummins repair center (SoCal), and they recommended that I don't do the valve adjustment. It did not make sense to me, but I figured, I'd wait a while and was no big deal. The second thing that comes to mind, is the fact that My Check Engine light turned on for a couple of days, and has not turned back on again. I'm probably already due for a fuel filter replacement too. Can anyone tell me if a need of a valve adjustment would be a cause for my truck taking a little longer to fire up? FYI... I have to fairly new Yellow Top Optima batteries that are fresh. They are providing nice strong cranking to fire it up. It's just taking longer. Guess I should check my K&N Air filter while I'm at it. Almost forgot to mention that my truck has 118,000 miles on it.
Any recommended locations where I should get the valve adjustment done in SoCal (Rosemead)? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
98. 5 24V 3500 QC 4x4 A/T Banks Power Pack
Any recommended locations where I should get the valve adjustment done in SoCal (Rosemead)? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
98. 5 24V 3500 QC 4x4 A/T Banks Power Pack