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I have a 2001 chevy tahoe wont start

I have a 2001 chevy tahoe with 176,000 miles, i was driving the other day as usual and all of a sudden my truck bogged out (died) as if i was out of gas. i spent an hour trying to start it and then finally was able to catch an idle barley getting me accross the street (bogging) to a gas station. i had planty of gas, oil was just above add indicator 2nd circle above add, i took battery to get checked and read it was completly dead, changed it out and still nothing, every once in awhile since then i attempt to start truck and sometimes able catch a quick start low idle boggs out and dies. battery volts shows just above 9 when key is in even with new battery that i got after the other one was said to be dead, i do remember before all of this battery was in the middle now not more towards 9 please help

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    did u check for fuel pressure.?

  • Jerry Koski
    Jerry Koski May 11, 2010

    are you sure the alternator is putting out ?

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Have a friend listen for the pump to come on. if it does probably a clogged filter. if the pupm does not come buy some starting fluid . open the air intake for the air filter. spray some starting fluid into the intake and see if it starts. if so you have a feul delivery problem. most likely the pump

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That happened to me also and unfortunatley i didnt like the outcome i had to buy a new fuel pump a 1300 dollar fix

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Could be as simple as a dirty fuel filter. or maybe the fuel pump has died..i will go with the fuel filter since you were able to get it started again.. also when replacing your fuel filter you should go ahead and get new plugs and wires.. a small tune up wouldnt hurt and would only set you back 100.00 dollers maybe.. hope this helps

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