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1994 gmc pickup turns over wont start fuel pump replaced 1yr ago plugs,rotor cap,distributor cap and plug wires replaced yesterday still wont start

  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

    replace egr,ignition cole,fuel ingectors,plugs plug wire, dist cap and is still backfiring, any help appreciated,

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Do you have a little screw driver? there is a fuel pressure test port take the cap out now be carefull when you do this crank it and at the same time press the shrader does gas come out like alotnot just a little but alot if it does then the fuel pump works now if it dribbles then your fuel pump failed,Okay if the fuel pump works the only thing that is left is the coil and ignition control module, before you decide to do the module or the coil the number on reason for it not to start is connection to the coil I see this all the time go to the coil connection and have some one crank it while you wiggle it and see if it start then.now if it still doesnt start youll just have to test for spark and if there is no spark your best solution is to replace the whole distributor why because there is a relector that has always failed even when it gives spark. and fuel because as a timed unit it gave fuel and spark at the wrong time here use the picture included in #1 wiggle connection #2 check for spark1994 gmc pickup turns over - cansmo_0.png

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