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how do i do that. im not a idiot i just dont work on trucks. im a motorcycle mechanic. thanks for your help
Do you have a misfire code? How old are the plug wires? Timing is more likely, but those are easier to check.
i got a p1345 today. iam not sure about the plugs wires. probably never been changed. i found a plug with to wires on the passenger side at the front of the engine the wires are right by the crank shaft sensor. where do they go. i looked everywhere
Misses under load like that are often ignition related. You might want to check for voltage leaks particularly with those wires you spoke of.
would it be possible to get a picture of said 2 wire plug? i havent looked under the hood of a chevy truck since the 80’s or i may be able to help u better. “love z71’s as a side note”. Anyways. the only thing i could suggest is to run the wire to its length and see what is there. for instance. if it has been plugged in a long time and has been unplugged or knocked loose during previous repairs it should lay a certain way. “kindof like it wants to go in that direction” so look how it is layin and check for a plug. i think your map plugs in on top of your manifold. but other than that i dont know where to tell you to look. a picture would be helpful. Of the plug and the general area where it is found. Hope my words can help u in some small way. have a good one.
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