my '94 s-10 blazer started the other morning no problem, then just shut off and won't restart. i replaced the fuel filter, and can hear the fuel pump running, it does turn over fine just won't start. i was gonna try changing plugs and some fuel injection cleaner next. i'd appreciate some sugggestions

 

my old 96 s-10 did this last fall and i was forced to drive my other car to work, i didnt have time to work on it the first few days but 3-4 days later i got in and cranked it and fired right up, but ran with a studder, i went to a gm dealer and they gave me some fuel injector cleaner and after putting some of that in the lines and when it finally did start and ran itself through it turned out to be the culprit

 

as far as fuel injection cleaner do i pour it in or do i spray it if i spray where do i spray it

 

It pours into the fuel in the tank...you may have some debris from the bottom of the tank sticking in the injectors. The cleaner may be able to dissolve it enough to clean it out.

 

I've heard many good things about Seafoam. Pour some of the bottle into your intake while running, pour some into your gas tank, and you could put some on your crankcase, but you'd probably have to do an oil change after 100 miles of driving because the seafoam will clean alot of sludge in the crankcase. See my other post on Seafoam. Swartlkk describes in very detail how to use and and all the benefits. Seafoam Post

 

run a jumper wire from the battery to the starter, (+.)

Wiggle somes park plug wires. remove them and reinsert them.


Enough juice in the battery BTW?