I have a 1992 chevy 1500 with the 350 tbi it randomly shut off on me at an idle and wouldnt crank back up i researshed for a few days tinkering with it finaly i changed the ignition control module she crank right up ran perfect for 2 days last night driving 55mph random shut off and wont crank back up someone please help
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350 tbi engine cut off wont start back up
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79jasper
Active Member
Try to warranty the ignition module. Yes, it's possible it already went bad.
Otherwise, check fuses and relays.
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Otherwise, check fuses and relays.
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MrMarty51
Well-Known Member
It also cold be the pickup coil in the distributor.
I would to the warranty on the ignition module first though.
I would to the warranty on the ignition module first though.
Jaryd
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We have been hearing and seeing a lot lately that new parts don’t always mean good parts. There are several members on here that are having trouble with new parts. I would do the warranty like said above first and then go from there
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Only use ac delco. Pull the distributor and replace the pickup coil and ignition module at the same time. Another thing I've seen lately is coils that have loose fitting plugs. The pins don't fit in tightly, and they lose connection. Wiggle the wires and it starts right up. I've to take the plugs that go into the coil, and take the actual pins that slide in, and put a wave into them to make them fit tightly. The pins are supposed to be straight and flat, but with the loose plugs, I've had to put a slight wave in them so they will tighten up inside the coil.