Yeah i was thinking about that if it went in only a certin way. I will use your guide and redo it and see what happens. If it was a sensor issues u would think it would throw a code.

 

Well i took it to the shop and got it fixed costed me 70 bucks and $11 it was the dam distrubutor rotor something that simple that i could had done my self i didnt know that the rotor come off the distrubor grrr cause i figerd thats what it was but at least i got it fixed

Word of advice dont let auto part stores test ele parts as to they will come bad every time even though theres nothing wrong with them.

i wasted $60 on parts i didnt need cause they claimed they where bad.


now i have a new problem as seen here https://blazerforum.com/forum/showth...118#post219118

 

Glad you got it fixed!

About autoparts stores always testing components as bad... It really comes down to the knowledge of the person performing the test. I have had excellent results with my local Advance & Napa for component testing, but they also have some pretty bright people working there. You could always try putting the old components back on...