Cold starting issues
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That is a very typical fuel pump problem. New does not mean good. If anyone is over complicating this it would be the person who does not want our help. It could very well be the temp sensor but that is not that common.
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Sorry if I'm coming across as not listening to advice but I was hoping if I could find the temp sensor I could bypass it or emulate it to see if that is the problem.
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Last edited by DBJTS; Jul 1, 2010 at 5:17 AM.
no problem, the sensor should be located in the side of the block, if I can find where my wife hid my 97 Tahoe/sub manuals 'll look it up and post the page info....
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