Start by running a computer diagnostic. That can tell you a lot. If you get nothing from the diagnostic the problem is most likely related to fuel delivery. But the computer diagnostic is first.
Then check fuel pressure. There should be a fuel pressure test port. Make sure the pressure is up where it belongs.
If all of the above test out, run a compression test. Worn engines will often loose compression and that can result in loss of power. GM used a good engine in the 94's and if properly maintained they last a long time.
That should be enough information to get you some good ideas of what's going on.
The air filter may be plugged up, replace it.
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The Yukon is a GMC and the Suburban is a Chevrolet.
on a 1999 gmc 1500 suburban 5.7 l where is the ac condensor
That would be the oil sending unit.
An ECU is essentially the brain for a 1999 GMC Suburban. Without an ECU the truck will not be able to operate at all.
My 99 gmc suburban is stuck in 4 wheel drice low
Suburban
I would recommend the Flowmaster systems.
It stalls even when warm
check your fuel pump, fuel filter and air cleaner
10000LB on the 93 GMC Suburban 2500 with the 5.7L Engine