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Re: O/T 87 chevy pickup
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Posted by DRL on November 08, 2005 at 18:25:29 from (24.32.122.56):
In Reply to: O/T 87 chevy pickup posted by Angle Iron on November 08, 2005 at 13:06:05:
Then there is the throttle position sensor, the map sensor, etc. Might pay to get a repair manual for your truck to find how to check each of these and the sequence in which to check them. Had a 91 S10 that acted like it was starving for fuel. Would start and idle just fine, but RPM's would slow down and die. Wouldn'd run at all under load. Found that the fuel pressure was non existent. Wasn't the fuel pump, but the short piece of rubber hose split that connects the fuel pump to the fuel line. Since I had the fuel tank pulled off and opened up, I replaced the fuel pump anyway.
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