My truck acts like it’s not getting gas.

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Asked by Izziesimpson Aug 30, 2020 at 12:29 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD LS Extended Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So my truck started just fine all week long, then I
went out yesterday morning and it wouldn’t start.
Sounded like a fuel issue. I have checked it with a
fuel pressure gauge and that’s normal. I’ve changed
the fuel filter. But it’s still tries to start up but
nothing. I am getting gas to top of motor but it’s still
not starting, and all the spark plugs work.

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Izziesimpson answered 3 years ago

Maybe idk I’m just pissed cause I can’t figure it out. It’s starts for a couple seconds then dies. So I have no clue what it is.

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Izziesimpson answered 3 years ago

All coils are brand new, and I might put code reader on it last night and it’s not throwing any codes. But I’ll check the mass airflow and the relay

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Izziesimpson answered 3 years ago

So I checked codes, and it’s still not throwing anything. The mass airflow is fine and I checked the relay with a meter and it’s fine as well.

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