First of all, I suspect that your 1990 Chevy pickup has a Throttle Body Injection system (TBI) which requires an electric fuel pump mounted in the gas tank. When you turn your key to start the engine, stop at the second click and listen for the fuel pump to come on for a few seconds. It is supposed to build up pressure in the fuel line and then cut off. If you don't hear anything, there is something wrong with the fuel system. Either the pump is bad or a fuse is blown or there is a wiring problem somewhere in the fuel pump circuit. You will want to rule out any other problems before you attempt to replace the fuel pump since it is not an easy job.
It will have to be of a 88-95 Chevy i believe.
The bed size is 6.5' of a dimension of 78x9x5 would fit a Chevy 1990 pickup.
It doesn't have a carburetor, it is fuel injected. What seems to be the problem?
In the truck!
Dextron ii
I believe it is a 4*6
should be the 700R4
Yes it is 350 TBI is injection
how do you remove the ignition switch on a 1990 chevy half ton pick-up?
It would be the 700R4
Under the vehicle, behind the driver.
Depending on the type of plug, the gap for a 1990 Chevy 2500 pickup is between .045 and .060. The plugs should come pre gapped.