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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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Could be all kinds of things. Fuel pump giving up is my first guess.
Second guess- failing/loose crank position sensor or other critical sensor.
That would be my first guess. Fuel pumps usually don't go out sporadically. Should have still been a readable code in there, though.
Every dying fuel pump I've dealt with was hard to start, but ran fine once running.
The ones I've seen usually just die. Engine cranks but won't start. Or it will start a few times till it gives up the ghost.