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Well since yours is an 09 I am not sure but I assume it will be just like my 93 chevy it is bihind the distributor almost againt the firewall hope this give you and idea of where
Yes...timing. Adjust the distributor...back it off a little and set the timing....also check your carb setting for rich/lean mix....air mix will cause this also.
What have you done to the system to cause this or were you trying to adjust something?
typical fuel pump issue.. Usually around $600 to have it done. The tech would check for pressure and then test the ground and the power souce for a voltage drop. If all this is not done to verify you need a 600 dollar pmp you cold be just throwing parts at it as you go.
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