check ur pluges and wires but also check ur starter
no gas entering piston chambers or no spark in the spark plugs. I assume the starter is spinning the engine?
I assume you checked for spark by removing the spark plug wire and tested for spark against ground. Although you may have spark through the plug wire, the spark plug could be bad and the spark is not being conducted to ignite the gasoline - change the spark plug. Another reason would be a sheared keyway on the flywheel that would cause it to be out of time. Another possibility is a shorted kill switch wire. Hope this info helps.
You may not have any spark, you need to check for spark with a spark tester..If you do not have spark it could be caused by your spark control modulel,bad coil ect.find out why you have no spark...Have you been having problems before with the truck turning off or stalling, prior to this? If so then i would suspect the spark control module.
Loose spark plugs would result in a loss of compression. This would make starting difficult and if the engine ran at all it would do so badly.
timeing is off,no spark(power to the plugs but not threw them),cracked distrib.cap.bad stator in distrib. It is highly recommended that starting fluid (ether) never be used in throtle body gasoline engines unless one is very highly quaified in engine maintenance proceedures. Ether is a very volitile flamable liquid. Using it can cause serious engine damage not to mention bodily harm. Before using any type of starting liquids check to make sure there voltage flowing between the spark plug wires and the spark plugs. If there is no voltage there or the voltage reads much below 16k volts there simply may not be enough to overcome the resistance of the resistor type spark plugs that are used in all cars today. Most newer cars since the early 1980s have aluminum cylinder heads. Using starting fluids can cause serious damage to aluminum cylinder heads. There are a whole aray of electrical reasons that an engine does not start with or without starting fluid. ALL these potential reason should be checked before even thinking about using any type of starting fluid.
No spark would usually be the ignition coil.
There could be a fouled out spark plug that would cause this. However the carburetor is the most common issue with these symptoms.
bad spark plug wire.
It could.It could.
An object would float on a fluid if the density of the object was less than the density of the fluid.
Spark plugs don't smoke. A bad alternator would cause a dead battery.
wire not totally re-secured