yamyrider
Active member
fule lines not attached to carbs
Something made a nest in the air box and its starving for air?
Vmax540
VIP Member
I just had the alternator rebuilt on my 1992 Blazer. Put the alt. on and fired her up checked my dash volt meter and it was still only reading 12.5 volts and dummy lite was still lit. Blazer sounded kinda quiet so, what was the problem..... ?
Give up.... ?
Yep, forgot to install the serpentine belt.......
Give up.... ?
Yep, forgot to install the serpentine belt.......

Tank vent plugged or kinked?
ok ok enuf ,jaydaniels is real close.upon further review, i unscrewed the drain on the carbs and to my wonderment nothin but oil! the carbs were completely full of oil. For some reason the fuel pump only pumped oil into the carbs and no gas. even though the tank was full. i ended up draining the carbs and blew thru the vent hose on the tank til gas came out. the lines were dry as was the pump. put it back together and she fired right up and ran great the rest of the week. what i dont understand is why, why did'nt it pump gas ?...blockage perhaps...your guess is as good as mine
Vmax540
VIP Member
yammy said:ok ok enuf ,jaydaniels is real close.upon further review, i unscrewed the drain on the carbs and to my wonderment nothin but oil! the carbs were completely full of oil. For some reason the fuel pump only pumped oil into the carbs and no gas. even though the tank was full. i ended up draining the carbs and blew thru the vent hose on the tank til gas came out. the lines were dry as was the pump. put it back together and she fired right up and ran great the rest of the week. what i dont understand is why, why did'nt it pump gas ?...blockage perhaps...your guess is as good as mine
Pump diaphragm was dry and after you primed and got it wet it would pump.
ya thats what i kinda figured ..strange how the oil pumped though.
chiefsledhead
New member
how about checking the vent tube for the gas tank. Or check your exhaust for a mouse nest.