Got a '99 Chevy Suburban that started spuddering on my wife tonight. Then after she parked it and left it for about 8 hours, got in it to leave where she was at and it would not start. Would turn over fine but would not start....like it was something with gas. Then a couple of guys bang on the fuel tank and one tried to start it and it cranked. Well she drove about 2 hours home and as she was coming down to a stop sign it started spuddering again and then cut off. And now will not start again. Any idea!!!! Could it be the fuel pump...how can you tell if it is a fuel problem at all?
CK5
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99 Suburban "HELP"
- Thread starter 87blues
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txfiremank5
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Sounds like the fuel pump is dying. Try listening for it ... disconnect the gas line and see if it's pumping it to the motor.
Better yet, get a manual for the vehicle and go through the steps, that way it's explained a lot better.
Better yet, get a manual for the vehicle and go through the steps, that way it's explained a lot better.
