Posted by CH(Upstate,NY) on December 31, 2012 at 11:47:15 from (63.87.61.60):
After finishing plowing to my equiptment shed so I could get my loader tractor out last night, I parked my truck at my shop to grab some parts, Came out 15 minutes later and the engine spun fine but wouldn't start. Thought I might have gotten snow on the distributer. It's a '94 sierra 350. I put an old plug on one of the leads and have spark, weak but if you saw the plug I used. I checked the inj and ign fuses and they're good. I don't smell any gas. I tried to hear a click while turning the key and couldn't. And I can't find my service manual.
Which line going into the throttle body in gas from tank? I'd like to lossen it and see if I'm getting gas.
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