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| Chevy/GMC 6.2L and 6.5L Discussion of Chevy and GMC Trucks with 6.2L and 6.5L Diesel Engines |
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Check the grounds at the rear of the intake on passenger side for good clean connections.
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Thanks I was thinking that would be my next step. Thanks for the reply
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Go for simple elimination, plugged fuel cap will starve motor, is there pressure in the fuel tank when you open the cap? any leaks in fuel lines? yup, check all grounds, but what computer are you checking with? I have a '94 and was told you cant use the obd2 diagnostics reader, the 94 is an obd 1, (So Paperclip diagnostics needed) check the TPS, (throttle position sensor)
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Thanks for the info grounds are next on the list and no fuel leaks but didn't even think about the fuel cap I'll check that to and the code reader I used said its good for OBD 1&2 .....thanks again
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