I have a Chevy Blazer 98 4WD.

I warmed my car up for 10 minutes and drove it around the corner. Everything was fine. I stepped out the truck about 4 feet to get a paper and the truck just shut off. I tried to turn it back on to no avail, it would not turn over. Also, the steering wheel was very hard to turn and it took a tremendous amount of pressure for me to turn it.

The lights and all that was working fine and dandy at first, but everything began to get a bit dim, after playing with it for a while.

I was doing a bit of research, but did not find anything really useful.

Can anyone please let me know what might be causing this issue?

 

do a fuewl pressure test. Should be around 60 psi key engine off. 54-58 psi engine runnging.

 

When you say it won't turn over, do you mean it just plain dead? I had the ignition module go out a couple of years ago. I got to driving an d it just died, no warning just quit. It would turn over the lights and everything were just fine. It ended up costing a bit over $150 labor includedthrough a local service shop.

Hope this is helpful.

 

do you know where the ignition module is located.? i've had this same problem. i got mine to start up, but in gear is sputtering, no power, wants to die

 

I had it worked on I don't know, hopefully one of the senior guys on here will have that info for you.

 

anyone..??