I have a 94 yukon 5.7 it starts once and dies shortly. It turns over but does not start. I can hear fuel pump run but does not get gaas to throttle body after first start ? Does it have fuel filter besides the one in fuel tank? Or any other ideas ?

Asked by darbythesenior Dec 13, 2012 at 05:52 PM about the 1994 GMC Yukon Sport 2dr 4WD

Question type: General

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Fuel filter should be under the drivers door bolted to the back of the frame. Is your security light flashing after the truck dies?

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If the filter is that bad then the pump is ruined and will need to be replaced also.

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My truck ran like crap in gear with a bad pump and a guy on here a few weeks ago had a bad pump and the truck would only idle crappy in park.

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http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/ Discussion-t14325_ds534062 delete the spaces.

Yea mine don't even idle, I just dread dropping tank I put in a composite when I shaved bumper and getting at rear strap bolts is gonna be chaiienging. Plus its winter . I should be driving a 4x4 not laying under it .

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Yea hopefully your tank is low on gas. If not you could get a pump to pump it out once you remove the filler neck.

So I changed filter and is definitely better , it starts and restarts but only idles for 1-3 mins than gasps and kills. Unlike before throttle body is getting fuel

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