Before starting the engine, disconnect the hose from the intake manifold. Open the throttle and spray some quick start fluid into the intake manifold. Reconnect the hose and try starting the engine. If the engine starts right up then you may want to repeat this til your satified the problem is in the fuel system. The fuel system consist of the fuel pump, fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator, injectors, fuel pump relay, computer, fuse, and fuel lines. There's a whole lot going on there, so be very careful before replacing any of these, because they can all be checked.
Need to know the year and what size truck you have. You will need to ask your question again with that info. THANK YOU.
Need more information, Engine size would help. You will need to ask your question again.
it needs to be recharged
fuel pump or fuel filter fuel pump is in the tank
a mechanic told me that the fuel pump has a loose ground wire low fuel to current fuel level over and over again. my 2000 did that
have you tried turning off the radio and then press the set button then press the scan (up, dn) for hours then seek (up,dn) for minutes then press set again
Probably a bad idle air control valve.
I also have a 2001 Silverado and whenever I want to reset the computer I just disconnect the battery for awhile. It usually takes about 30 minutes for the computer to reset. Be aware however that this will not fix whatever caused the failure to begin with. If the problem still exists, It will reappear again.
Need to make sure that you have fire-spark at the plug wire when cranking engine. Then ask your question again I we will answer you, and see if we can help you.
The starts and pressure drop start it again and it shuts off again
This is for fuel injected:Removal & InstallationDisconnect the negative battery cable.Relieve fuel system pressure.Disconnect the ignition coil.Remove the upper intake manifold.Disconnect the vacuum line to the regulator.Remove the snap ring from the regulator housing.Place a towel under the regulator to absorb any spilled fuel and remove the pressure regulator from the fuel rail socket.Remove the pressure regulator from the fuel rail.Remove the pressure regulator O-ring filter, O-ring backup and O-ring and discard them.Exploded view of the pressure regulator assembly-MFI systemsTo install:Before installing the O-rings, lubricate them with clean engine oil and install them on the regulator inlet as a complete assembly.Install the snap ring retainer into the slot on the regulator housing.Connect the vacuum line to the regulator.Ensure that the retainer is properly seated in the slot in the regulator housing. Pull on the regulator to make sure that it is properly seated.Connect the negative battery cable.Turn the ignition ON for 2 seconds and then turn itOFF for 10 seconds. Again turn the ignition ON and check for leaks.Install the manifold plenum.
Check to see if the turn signal is left on. Some chevvy vehicles (not positive about the Silverado)have a beeping noise that sounds much like the door open chime. Hope this helps. you should not be driving with the door open you could fall out or cause an accident This is probably caused from the micro switch in the ignition switch other than replacing it just put the key back in then pull it out again