IF ITS A 4.3 THEY ARE UNDER THE BLACK PLASTIC COVER ON THE INTAKE CALLED THE PLENUM The injection system on the 4.3 is one unit called a CPI Spider . Six poppit valves are attached to small tubes , one for each cylinder . Not a very big unit but pricey . The fuel regulator is attached to the Spider.The small fuel tubes on the Spider are proned to cracking with age and leak fuel which over fuels the engine and causes bad milage and hard starting . Takes about 45 mins. to change if you are handy . I know , I have done this job twice myself.
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It is attached to the bank of fuel injectors (the spider) under the upper intake manifold.
its in the fuel tank
YES it does. They are underneath the intake Plenuem
Assuming the fuel filter has been changed, most commonly a bad fuel pump.
they are plugged into a stainless steel tube between the plastic intake and the valve cover if its the 4 cyl the v6 injectors are inside the plastic plenum and sealed you cant access them at all
Bad sending unit in the fuel tank.
It is on the fuel rail on the return side. The rail meaning where the fuel injectors attach.
One of the fuel injectors in the throttle body may be leaking.
fuel problem. make sure you have gas of course, check out your fuel pump, injectors, fuel lines etc.
how do i reinsert the fuel injectors on my 4.3 Chevy silverado
My first guess would be the fuel pump is at fault.