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Old Jun 1, 2013 | 11:48 AM
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I have a 1992 s10 blazer with 4.3L tbi 4x4. last week the oil pressure sender went out i replaced it started it up drove about 10miles made it home no problem. then it just died when i pulled into my driveway ever since then i haven't had any spark to my plugs. replaced ignition coil, new distributor, new wires, new plugs. turns over good fuel pressure need some advice. what could be causing this.
 
Old Jun 1, 2013 | 12:12 PM
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Check the ecm fuse under the hood, 15 amp
 
Old Jun 1, 2013 | 04:34 PM
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do you know about where the ecm fuse under the hood is can't find it. i have two under driver side dash fuse box. both are good.
 
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Not sure on a 92, had a similar issue on mine last week, it was a short causing a blown fuse ecm
 
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Ok looked for the fuse under hood couldn't find one. Just wondering by some chance could it be my alternator. Cuz I know it will run without battery connected.
 
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Running with the battery just means the alternator is putting out, which is good. but you also run the risk of fryin the ecm....as for the fuse location...check either tucked up in the driver fender or on the passenger side firewall...


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Originally Posted by Lanny
Running with the battery just means the alternator is putting out, which is good. but you also run the risk of fryin the ecm....as for the fuse location...check either tucked up in the driver fender or on the passenger side firewall...


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Thanks ill check it out when I get home
 
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92 has the only fuse box under the driver side dash. make sure the sending unit is still plugged in, lol and check for broken wires
 
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