Power When i turn the d link on the lights dont come on and it doesnt for until an hour later, and sometimes have to wait for half a day...help please!!

Need new heaters for the starting ,as for the emmisions light then this is another problem ,on the exhaust is a NO2 filter abd its blocking up ,whet you need to do is add a bottle of diesel injector cleaner ,dont read the instructions just add a bottle to half a tank of fuel or more and then drive at legal speed limit for half hour or so and this should clear it out if it doesnt ,wait till fuel level goes down and refill and another bottle it will clear the filter out eventually .Now if the heaters dont cure the starting then fit a non return valve on the fuel inlet pipe as well

could be a bad idle control valve. causing idle surge and rise and stick open to allow a large vacuum leak in your manifold which would cause those Symptoms of rough acceleration and loss of power similar to a missfire.

There are two boards that I would be checking, the power supply often has bulging capacitors that need to be replaced, the second concern is the inverter board has usually two three that need to be addressed, 'very common problems" the inverter energizes the back lights.

you may have flooded the motor jusy wait half hour and retry if it doesnt start try holding to the floor and cranking untill it trys to run then by holdig it down it clear the flood only crank 15 to 20 seconds and dont take foot off pedal when you stop cranking just wait 30 to 45 seconds to crank agian and never let up until it runs. hope this helps Thunderboltz

Check the connection at the starter relay. The battery cable should run to the relay and another runs from the starter relay to the starter. If the connection seems fine, the relay itself may have a crack within., preventing a starting connection. If this isn't the problem, the starter solenoid may be getting to hot and not engaging the starter bendix.

Try reseating the Memory Modules. Try each module one at a time, see if the problem is Isolated to one module or the other. They may just need to be re-seated to ensure proper contact

Boot up to the safe mode screen & select last known good configuration.

when you reset it and turn it on try waiting a bit.
then look and see if the unit looks like it's got a light on.
if it does hold the power button until it powers on.


then try holding the power button until you see goodbye to turn off the unit.

if that doesn't work when you turn it off and the keypad light is still on then reset it again.

hopefully that works..... good luck

I had a half power outage where everything turned half off, how I still dont know. Anyways I unpluged it and didn't plug it back in until the next day. When I did the timer light was blinking for an hour. I unpluged it for a couple hours more, then I plugged it in and waited for 1 min, unplugged it and repeated, then I plugged it and unplugged it 3 or 4 times in a row, plugged it back in and waited. 1 min. then poof the tv worked. YAAAAAA HOOOOOO!!!!