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Chevy crew cab with 94,000 miles just quit running going down the road @ 35 mph and lost all power. It will turn over but will not start as if gas is not reaching the engine. I bought the truck new and have never had a problem before this. Checked fuses and they're OK. Had a person test for power with tester at fuse box under hood and it tested good but with another person in back & could not hear anything by fuel pump while the 3rd person just turned the ignition to the "on" position. Tried a new fuel pump (not gm) and again no power to fuel pump, so it won't start. Please help
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In a very quiet atmosphere... Listen CLOSLEY for the relay to click after a couple seconds when key is turned to start then let off key!!... You can do that over and over if needed.. DONT turn key off while testing!!!.. U understand that?
Yes, we tried that and could hear a click from up front and the person near the gas tank did not hear anything from the fuel pump area. Also when in the start mode GM's starters stay engaged for at least 4 full seconds or till the engine starts which ever is shorter. Just had the vehicle towed to my Chev dealer and they there is power to the pump and must be a faulty new pump, and needs a new gas line because it's kinked and isn't getting the gas up front..?? Broadway Chevrolet dealership wants to charge me $1800.00 to fix. My buddy and I went to the dealership and talked to the mechanic who swears there was power at the fuel pump all the while and showed us the braided elbow bend (covered) up front near left wheelwell. I wasn't convinced but have to make up my mind on the repair job asap. I think I'm screwed