Faulty fuel rail pressure sensor causes vehicle not to start | Michael Pfeffer

If the truck doesn’t know how much pressure it’s making, how can it knock your socks off? Thus the importance of having a quality, functioning rail pressure sensor. While these do fail over time, this is a very misdiagnosed item. Remember, if you have a fuel rail pressure sensor code, it’s just sending you a “red flag” saying, “HEY, LOOK AT ME!” It doesn’t always mean the sensor has failed. If it’s time to replace yours, don’t cheap out, go with the name everyone trusts, even the OEMs, and get a