Check the battery, or the alternator, check for a missing fuss or maybe your spark plugs aren't catching, check the gas line, get more gas, check the transmission. If your car hasn't been running for a long time then let it run for a couple minutes.
Computer chip is in key. It must not be programmed correctly.
Go have Your Fuel Pump REPLACED
If your 2004 Silverado starts and runs for 5 to 8 seconds and then dies, you might have a bad fuel pump or clogged injectors. You could also have an issue with the distributor.
If you are saying the engine starts and runs for 15 seconds and dies and then starts again for another 15 seconds and dies . . . the distributor seems to be doing its job. You might want to check if there is a fuel restriction somewhere (filter or pump).
i have a 1988 Ford Bronco XLT 5.0 4x4. The truck will start and idle for about 15 to 30 seconds then acts like it has no fuel and dies.
if it starts and runs for just a few seconds then dies it is generally a carburetor issue. clean or replace the carb and that should solve your issue.
try cleaning the carb. generally when it starts and dies it is a sign of a blocked passage in the carb
sounds like an immobilizer fault or the battery in your key is faulty
same problem with our old marquis. catylatic (sp?) converter is plugged remove it
Sounds like it has to do with the micro-chip in the key. Starts for about 3 seconds and dies. In 1999 Ford installed a micro-chip in the ignition key for Anti-theft purposes. If the chip isn't there, or is malfunctioning, the vehicle starts briefly and dies.
Either it starts and dies, or it will not crank.Either it starts and dies, or it will not crank.
It definitely sounds like a fuel problem, the first thing I would do is change the fuel filter .