1990 GMC C3500 "tell fuel lines frozen" Questions

...fuel, your timing chain or belt may have broken or slipped. If your engine has a distributor, remove the distributor cap and see if the rotor turns when the engine is cranked. No movement would tell ...

...tell its trying but cant quite get there...jumping it doesnt work either...what to do now? It could be water frozen in your fuel system (fuel line, fuel filter, fuel pump or pickup or fuel rail). If ...

...accelerator goes to the floor when i push it, and i am not getting any fuel to the engine I can't tell exactly whats happening Jason. Check to see if your throttle cable broke or came

...tell us exactly what you do and what you see, hear and feel when you do it. When you turn the key to on, do you hear the faint buzz (fuel pump), when turned to start, does the engine crank but not ...

...fuel line freeze up? How can I tell? Added a bottle of heat this morning? Does it take time to work? Turn key on and under the hood on the front of fuel rail there is a valve stem just like a ...

...tell its getting spark cause it trys to start its not even that cold it was last nite its cold but not below zero like 30 degrees can it sti be frozen if it was cold last nite someone please help me ...

...fuel tank position, ABS lines, strut mounting can all " get in the way" of a one piece replacement. And of course all those lines would need bled of air when complete which poses problems if old ...

...tell them what to do. That leave you in a tough spot on a high tech vehicle Your not familiar with it and the pro is struggling to keep up So you most likely as you said don't have temperature issues ...

fuel pump problem. Can someone tell me if there is a FUSE that goes to the fuel pump that I can check before I pay to have the car towed to a garage, and have to pay a couple hundred dollars to fix it

...tell you if you have a fuel cutoff like this. Find it, there will be a button you can press to reset it. Any other issue will require deeper checking. So far, there is no proof it IS a fuel problem ...