I have a question for chevy people i have a s10 1992 v6 4.3L and my truck doesn't turn on but when i spry some starting fluid it turn on then it turn off and i changed the fuel pump and the ECM and th

Asked by Luis123g Feb 04, 2018 at 10:08 PM about the 1992 Chevrolet S-10 RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a question for chevy people i have a s10
1992 v6 4.3L and my truck doesn't turn on but
when i spry some starting fluid it turn on then it
turn off and i changed the fuel pump and the ECM
and the sending unit

10 Answers

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From what I read, the truck will run so long as you spray starting fluid in it, but die on its own. Try checking the fuel pressure at the regulator. Even after replacing fuel pump it might still be low.

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If you replaced it, assume it is good. But check things like fuel pressure regulator and fuel filter. You also need to know what type of fuel pump your model needs: Z or W. One produce lower fuel pressure (less than 15psi) versus the other, which produces 55psi. May want to pick up a manual for this. It will instruct on how/where to test fuel pressure. Also if fuel pressure drops quickly after switching off, it will indicate a mechanical problem with fuel delivery system.

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Definitely check the pressure i have an 02 s-10 zr2 and can tell you if the pressure isnt right it won't run

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