Truck will not start, replaced battery, starter and alternator

Asked by niccdave Dec 15, 2016 at 01:26 PM about the 1993 Chevrolet C/K 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was having oil leak problems, starting issues and kill issues.  
I repaired the oil leak, replaced the started and replaced the alternator only to
still have it not start.
I'm stuck out of town and need help!
What else can I do to get it started?

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marcus answered 8 years ago

Have you looked into the fuel system? Could be a fuel pump issue. Is it cranking at all? What does it do when you turn the ignition on?

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GuruC17K4 answered 5 years ago

Battery cables check both carefully I suspect ground. Make sure all ground wires are in place and clean especially battery ground to engine alot of amperage must pass through this circuit. Bad cables will cause starter to fail. Also just because volts test good doesn't mean sufficient amps are there . Cables are cheap and should always be replaced when installing a new starter. Maintenance is the cheapest repair. PS I drive a Ford.

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