[RustBoxBrad]

After a little research, I discovered that it could be the crankshaft position sensor. So, I pulled it and cleaned it off. Shure enough that was my problem. It's running silky-smooth now

 

[joepopp]

Thanks for the follow up Brad. Good info to know...

 

[hopz]

Funny... I had a no start condition the other day too- up near the top of one of our canyons, where I stopped for a "comfort" break at one of the facilities.

Tried everything I could while out in the boonies with not many tools. Totally frustrated... then I realized I had used the Kill Switch to stop the motor since I was on a certain incline and could not comfortably reach up to use the key... DUH!

Felt like a real fool , but it started easy once I turned the switch ON!

Lesson learned for me.

 

[TomT]

Hopz - I did the same, got so far as to call my son to come with the van. Naturally figured it out just as he was pulling in. DOH!!
TT

 

[bruntr]

Something else easily over looked is the starter relay up under the dash, mine has worked loose more than once, I now use a few zip ties to hold it in place.

 

[nicky k]

crank shaft piston sensor! Where's that?

 

[RustBoxBrad]

crank shaft piston sensor! Where's that?

Here is where the crankshaft position sensor (I believe that's what it is) is located, courtesy of the Monster section: