Truck loses power and won't take gas when going up an incline - especially after a few miles. If I stop and shut off the engine then re-start, it is ok for a few miles, but then it happens again. If I don't stop and re-start then the truck will die and the battery will be drained.
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SOURCE: 1998 GMC Jimmy, bogged down, stalled and won't sart back up
does it have spark? you did verify fuel pump working properly? could it have a clogged converter? is the engine lite on?
SOURCE: Truck losing power and service engine soon light on
Like to other guy said, give it a tuneup. Also try SEAFOAM to clean carb up of slug. Also check to make sure the butter fly for the choke has not come loose, causing it the choke it down. Failed choke pull-off.
SOURCE: Losing power/acceleration on hills
Change or clean the EGR valve and install a new catalytic converter.
This should take care of the problem.
SOURCE: 2003 yukon xl loses all power while driving(SHUTS OFF)
Sounds like your fuel filter need's to be changed. Start with that and good luck.
SOURCE: 98 gmc jimmy loses power to a stop
the fuel pump could actually be malfunctioning. and the reason that you are able to restart and drive again is because when you turn the key on it is allowing the fuel pump to pressureize your system. but while the fuel pump is continuasly running it is loosing the fuel pressure. this is common on the cheap fuel pumps. i am not sure about were you got the fuel pump from but in all of my experiances with this problem i find that the fuel pumps have been boughten at a napa store.
i hope this helps you out.
and you could attach a fuel pressure gauge on to the fuel rail and start the car and watch the pressure to see if it is droping.
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