Posted by Red Dave on December 19, 2007 at 05:52:57 from (66.216.141.163):
In Reply to: OT, GMC Question posted by Red Dave on December 19, 2007 at 04:34:12:
Thanks for all the replies. You guys are thinking along the same lines I was, fuel pump or ignition.
I don't want to tackle the fuel pump by myself so I'm gonna have a local independant guy (Who formerly worked for a GM dealer) look it over. I don't have a good place to work on it, and it's too cold out to try to do it in the driveway, so I think I'll just let him fix it.
Dave from Mn, I appreciate the thought, but I'm in Pennsylvania, thanks anyway.
I can fix the old stuff myself, but these newer ones need somebody who is a lot skinnier and bends in more places than I do. I can't even get my arm in to the places you need to get to on these things.
I had it hauled to the garage last night, it's AWD, so it shouldn't be towed. Maybe I'll get their report later.
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