1996 chevey sububen wont start

Asked by ASwomen Jun 03, 2016 at 11:01 PM about the 1996 Chevrolet Suburban C1500 RWD

Question type: General

I put a spider a battery, did tune up,new fule
pursuer regalator,new fule pump and my truck still
has a starting problem and also a new
starter,alternator. Any suggestion

4 Answers

221,505

May still have a fuel pressure issue. What size engine is this? Should do a fuel pressure bleed down test that would check the spider injection system. Fuel pressure should be up between 56 to 63 lbs at the Schrader Valve on the intake manifold.

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Did that the shop replaced flue pump its a 5.7 he had it running but said i had a bad injector so we pulled spider did a good cleaning with carb cleaner and seafome re instaled and now wont start

221,505

I suspect the spider assembly needs replacing. The older ones tend to leak, and for best results the spider assembly should be replaced if bad. Do a fuel bleed down test by hooking up a fuel pressure gauge to the Schrader Valve on top of the intake manifold. Cycle the key on/off until fuel pressure builds up and then with the key off, watch the fuel pressure gauge. The pressure should not drop more than 5 lbs in 3 minutes. If it does, then replace the spider injection assembly as a hole unit. They are re-designed from original.

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