2002 chevy tahoe

Asked by Slim02Tahoe Oct 29, 2017 at 06:54 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 02 chevy tahoe. I put 25 gas in it, rode maybe 10 miles. Shut truck off for
maybe 45 minutes. Truck was working perfectly fine before i shut it off.  I go to
try to start it and its turning over but wont start gas needle was working wen i put
the gas but wen it didnt wanna start gas needle read no fuel.. ive changed the
fuel pump, fuel filter,  fuel pressure regulator, added atleast 10 more gallons of
gas n it still wont start.. its turning over but not starting. What can the problem
be?? I need answers

3 Answers

15

Check the throttle position sensor and the connector to it. Good luck.

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59,025

Check fuses under dash & under hood, and relays, check for power to fuel pump. Check for a fuse at computer too.

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