What could be the diesel fuel problem beyond the filter, preventing my F250 from starting?

All of a sudden, am having trouble starting my ’94 F-250 Diesel. Engine cranks, but it won’t fire. I’ve verified that fuel is getting pumped to the fuel filter/water separator, which I’ve drained (it’s new, so I don’t see how it can otherwise be clogged.) How/where else can I check for a problem beyond the fuel/water separator?

One Response to What could be the diesel fuel problem beyond the filter, preventing my F250 from starting?

  1. dieselmech2 February 12, 2010 at 12:06 am #

    Do you have an engine light? Is it a late 94(powerstroke) it could be a cam sensor. Watch your tach when you crank and make sure it is moving up about 300 rpm.

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