I have a 1994 gmc jimmy. it started at first with losing power on small hills to where I would have to pull over and wait a few minutes and then start it again and no?w it smokes when you drive it. Could it be caused by using the wrong transmission fluid?
If you have smoke coming out of the tailpipe, it's not likely the transmission. Smoke coming out of the tailpipe is an engine problem, possibly rings. Rings will cause loss of power, too, as well as increased oil consumption.
SOURCE: Loss of power, transmission not shifting
i know the camp verde hill of which you speak , last vehicle in the shop with that same scenario , after doing everything possible including a catalyst check , as we could not duplicate the problem , we replaced fuel pump at owners request and next trip he confirmed it was a fix .
SOURCE: 1997 GMC Jimmy will not start! Prior problems!
Fuel pump. Listen for sound of pump when you first turn key. Have someone listen at tank when you first turn key. Costly part but most successful fix for most fuel problems.
SOURCE: i have a saab 9000 cde 1994 it drives nice but
Make sure all your injector connectors are clean and not corroded. make sure you have the correct resistor sparkplugs. And if both of those things are okay you probably have a bad direct ignition cassette.
SOURCE: my 1999 gmc jimmy will not start unless i use starting fluid
u may want 2 check with a dealer gmc dealer but u may have 2 fuel filters on your jimmy poss. an in-line filter runs down the pass. side or driver side not all cars are the same
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