Posted by ericlb on November 05, 2017 at 17:25:31 from (174.237.133.103):
we're broke down, the truck is a 96 3500 chevy supercab, 454 engine, 4x4 dually . the truck ran fine until commin home today going down a slight hill it quit, it restarted after a minute and ran another 1 /8th mile or so, now it wont start, when it tries to start it acts like its out of time, gas is present in the fuel rail, and it has a lot! shot way out in front of the truck at the rail schrader valve. now the whole distributer was replaced just last year and the truck received a complete tune up at that time, we're miles from a computer code checker and we,ve r and r the cam sensor, and crank sensor, tried again, nothing, everything else is plugged in and appears to be good, [ engine is very clean with no leaks,] i need things to check on this truck so we can get it to at least run to town to a shop. sorry for the post but people from every vocation in the world are on this forum, and i need help
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