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1986 Chevy G20 Van seems like it's not getting gas to the engine? |
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Possibles:
1)Plugged fuel filter
2)Gas guage incorrect reading & no fuel in tank
3)Fuel pump not working
4)leak in fuel line or loose clamps on lines (sucking in air)
Verify by getting a can of quick start (I've used aerosol can of brake clean before) or other and carefully spray into carb/throttle body and see if it will start or try to start. A little bit of gas poured in will work also (I SAID A LITTLE!!!) and if it starts/runs or wants to you know its a fuel problem. If nothing changes you have a probable ignition problem. Be carefull, as a backfire up through the carb can start a fire or you could loose your eyebrows and some hair if you're to close or stareing down the hole.
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