wont start, replaced starter, ignition module and removed batteries from remove

Asked by wdunn58 Apr 05, 2014 at 11:56 PM about the Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

truck will not start. removed batteries from remotes, changed starter and ignition module truck still will not start

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I would try first, plugs and wires, then distributor cap, then id check to see if engine is getting fuel. there should be a valve , kinda looks like a tire valve but usually near the back of the engine twards the fire wall. you can check it to see if the fuel pump is pumping gas. This is kinda a broad subject. One last piece of advice, try to jump the vehicle, even if the batter is good. I had a busted spider on my truck, and the funniest thing was it would only start with a jump for some reason. if that happens you may wanna check into that.

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I would ck fuel pressure first. If not 55psi or lower than 50fuel pump bad. Do you get spark? take a spare or take one out while grounding base of plug have someone crank engine to see if there is spark From what you've done I would think there would be the only thing left would be timing chain But that is last resort. You don't say what kind of truck

Replaced battery and selonoid/starter. Somewhere battery doesn't register to 12 or 12.5.

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