1995 GMC Jimmy - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

like I see the problem ,the most common is belt not tight enough or alternator or batterywith a voltmeter check the battery voltage more then 13 volts. test battery with a load test

One some versions there is a shrader valve under the switch, you just remove the switch and install the replacement. On others you have to discharge the freon first then recharge the system.You might be able to look at a rebuilt compressor to find out.

You mean like a pressure switch ?

check engine fuses

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Bad "o"ring on filler tube

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Check the crank shaft position sensor. They have a bad habit of going out.

inside the fuel tank

Check the operating mechanisms first as they often fail

Anyone checked fuel pressure with a gauge ?

Should be on the firewall on the passenger side.

there should be a set of huge fuses located on the top of the firewall under your hood. Look for a burnt fuse there or look for an outside fuse panel located close to the fender wall under the hood. Some makes and models also wont allow the lights to work in the dash even if there is a blown signal bulb.

check for dry/ worn u-joints. check for rust streaks at the cross of the joint check front cv joints.

Valve Timing,Ignition Timing,Rich Fuel ConditionHope you stopped using it ,as soon as that issue startedThe Exhaust Converter & O2 Sensors get ruined, if youdrove it much at all.If a repair shop did any work on it,then you may want a differentshop going foward,because they fail basic auto mechanics& hope nothing is ruin for good

please follow this steps and fix it. God bless you

check the tension on the detent cable at the throttle body it maybe tight!! and it should have approx a 1/4 inch slack in it you will need to release the cable latch button and allow slack in it to insure correct shifting

I had a trouble like that with a small sports car and the problem was a plugged pick up in the gas tank. I removed the fuel cap and took off the gas line. Then I blew back through the gas line with an air hose (gently) and it cleared the problem for quite awhile.

check all fuses

tune up fuel filter,vacuum leaks,air filter.