Subscribe
Follow
Search
Home
Magazine
News
Tech Topics
Operations
Opinion
Products
Guess the Car
Ask the CounterPro
CPOTY
Data
Aftermarket Jobs
Digital Edition
|
Current Issue
|
Issue Archive
|
Subscribe
Brakes
|
Chassis
|
Climate Control
|
Cooling System
|
Diagnostics
|
Electrical
|
Emissions
|
Engine
|
Exhaust
|
Fuel System
|
Future Technology
|
Transmission
Editor's Note
|
Letters to the Editor
Hard Parts
|
Tools
|
Chemicals
Counter Person of the Year
Article > Hard Parts
I have a ‘96 Blazer. The fuel pump has been replaced as well as the fuel pressure regulator and it still stalls as if it weren’t getting enough air or fuel. What could the problem be?
7/24/2009
I have a ‘96 Blazer. The fuel pump has been replaced as well as the fuel pressure regulator and it still stalls as if it weren’t getting enough air or fuel. What could the problem be?
Story Tools:
Email this story
Print this story
Sign up for eNewsletter
Submit A Comment
Related in Hard Parts:
On my 2000 Chevy Cavalier 2.4L, I have had problems with the fan in my car.
Spectra Premium Introduces New Line Of O2 Sensors
Gates Corp. Announces New G-Force C12 Continuously Variable Transmission Belt
Cavalry Air Launches Into The Aftermarket; Offers Complete Line Of Temperature Control Products
Recently a customer was having the same issue and it turned out that the ignition switch had a short in it.
Gerald Wheelus
Edgewood Auto Parts #253
Edgewood, Texas
Babcox Media •
www.babcox.com
3550 Embassy Parkway, Akron, OH 44333
330-670-1234 • (FAX) 330-670-0874