95 Chevy Suburban c1500 5.7 stalling issues
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95 Chevy Suburban c1500 5.7 stalling issues
Hello all,
I have a 95 Chevy Suburban c1500 I have recently updated pretty much everything for the drivetrain and engine.
Vehicle has 248,000 mi The motor runs excellently but for some reason it randomly stalls and dies doesn't matter if I'm in drive or at idle.
All sensors have been replaced which include map sensor CIP sensor EGR sensor you name it everything. I have a brand new TBI system. New spark plugs wires distributor. New fuel system including fuel lines fuel filter fuel pump ..everything literally everything. I can't for the life of me figure out why it randomly stalls I've recently discovered that the ground wires are a little bit rotted so I'm going to go ahead and change those and hope for the best. I've checked everywhere that I could possibly check for any type of air leaks fuel leaks etc. any type of advice would be absolutely wonderful. I'm literally running out of things to change. I look forward to All of the responses.
Best regards,
Kyle
I have a 95 Chevy Suburban c1500 I have recently updated pretty much everything for the drivetrain and engine.
Vehicle has 248,000 mi The motor runs excellently but for some reason it randomly stalls and dies doesn't matter if I'm in drive or at idle.
All sensors have been replaced which include map sensor CIP sensor EGR sensor you name it everything. I have a brand new TBI system. New spark plugs wires distributor. New fuel system including fuel lines fuel filter fuel pump ..everything literally everything. I can't for the life of me figure out why it randomly stalls I've recently discovered that the ground wires are a little bit rotted so I'm going to go ahead and change those and hope for the best. I've checked everywhere that I could possibly check for any type of air leaks fuel leaks etc. any type of advice would be absolutely wonderful. I'm literally running out of things to change. I look forward to All of the responses.
Best regards,
Kyle
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