FUEL RESET BUTTON

Asked by KEITHB687 Jul 19, 2012 at 04:40 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Suburban

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Travis answered 11 years ago

I'm not familar with GM products having a reset for fuel. Like the Fords do. You might check your relays underhood, if one has rattled loose. Or broke, switch the fuel relay with one from something that works, say AC, or Deffogger for rear window. Check fuses, as the fuel pump starts to pump air from lots of movment. It might have demanded to much amperage blowing the fuse. Good Luck.

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GuruCHL7R answered 5 years ago

I took my steering wheel out because the shift bracket had broken and my shift just fell all the way down so I put the part back in now my truck with try to start and die right back

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