Killer 87 K5
Registered Member
I have an 87 chevy k5 blazer that sat up for 10 years without being driven. We have changed the whole fuel system, throttle body, radiator, cap, rotor, plugs, wires, distributor, O2 sensor, put new exhaust on, changed the oil and oil filter, MAP sensor, tempature sensor, TPS, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something so just ask and I'll tell u if we changed it or not.
The problem that we are having is that when we go to put it into gear, it will die on us. If you don't put it in gear, it will sit there and idle, sometimes killing itself and sometimes not. The only way that we have been able to drive it onto the trailer to bring it to the muffler shop was if we pushed the break and gas at the same time (power break it) and put it in gear, but once you got it into gear, you can't take your foot off the break while holding the gas to.
We are thinking it could be the torque converter, or some bad grounding for the alternator, what do y'all think???
The problem that we are having is that when we go to put it into gear, it will die on us. If you don't put it in gear, it will sit there and idle, sometimes killing itself and sometimes not. The only way that we have been able to drive it onto the trailer to bring it to the muffler shop was if we pushed the break and gas at the same time (power break it) and put it in gear, but once you got it into gear, you can't take your foot off the break while holding the gas to.
We are thinking it could be the torque converter, or some bad grounding for the alternator, what do y'all think???
