Help!

I just bought a fixer-up truck and am having problems figuring out why it
won't run. When I first bought it, I was able to drive it to my house.
Then it started to sputter and would die. Now I am only able to turn it
over for a few seconds and then it dies. I thought that maybe it was
because the engine wasn't getting any fuel, but I checked the injectors
and they seemed to be fine. Do you have any other suggestions to what I
should check for and do?

Terry-Julie wrote:

> I just bought a fixer-up truck and am having problems figuring out why it
> won't run. When I first bought it, I was able to drive it to my house.
> Then it started to sputter and would die. Now I am only able to turn it
> over for a few seconds and then it dies. I thought that maybe it was
> because the engine wasn't getting any fuel, but I checked the injectors
> and they seemed to be fine. Do you have any other suggestions to what I
> should check for and do?

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> Terry-Julie wrote:
>
> > I just bought a fixer-up truck and am having problems figuring out why it
> > won't run. When I first bought it, I was able to drive it to my house.
> > Then it started to sputter and would die. Now I am only able to turn it
> > over for a few seconds and then it dies. I thought that maybe it was
> > because the engine wasn't getting any fuel, but I checked the injectors
> > and they seemed to be fine. Do you have any other suggestions to what I
> > should check for and do?

> wrote

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> It will solve your fuel line problems.

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Terry-Julie wrote:
> I just bought a fixer-up truck and am having problems figuring out why it
> won't run. When I first bought it, I was able to drive it to my house.
> Then it started to sputter and would die. Now I am only able to turn it
> over for a few seconds and then it dies. I thought that maybe it was
> because the engine wasn't getting any fuel, but I checked the injectors
> and they seemed to be fine. Do you have any other suggestions to what I
> should check for and do?

Let's see... you have a fuel injected (gasoline or diesel) truck. That
much we know. OK, have you checked for spark and compression? Kind of
a lame response, but it's hard to dispense accurate answers, test
procedures, or silver bullets without critical vehicle information.

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