cranks but won't start

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Asked by singlemom71 Feb 15, 2018 at 03:37 PM about the 1995 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Silverado Extended Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving to work this morning..turned
the corner and my truck died...thinking
maybe low on gas..put gas in it...primed the
carburetor..won't start...fuel pump is coming
on...it's getting spark...

7 Answers

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Could be your timing chain/belt.... did you hear any rattling when you would start the car in the mornings?

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no...i think its the idle control sensor...i unscrewed and it broke in pieces...I'm getting one tomorrow..I also cleaned my distributor cap...the check engine light would come on when I would idle for about 3-6 minutes...it was not running rough or anything...so I'm really hoping its that srnsor

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it broke when I took it out...it fell to pieces...even the 4 pronged connector

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also ..I bought a a new battery but it's 9 volts I'm changing the plugs and wires..but the back spark plug broke...I can't put the socket in it...it won't fit

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