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1997 Z-71, 5.7 vortec. Let truck sit for 3 days. When started up, idled rough. Take off is slow. changed plugs, no good. what next?

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I would check the fuel pressure regulator, remove the vacuum line from it and start the engine. Look for fuel coming out of the vacuum port on the regulator. If you see fuel, replace the regulator due to a ruptured diaphram

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