Posted by Stockdale Dave on March 23, 2009 at 19:33:43 from (216.45.76.119):
I know...another one.
Alright Chevy gurus..I need a little advice. 2005 GMC pickup with 75K miles. Ran like a top until last week. Check engine light came on and it would die then run fine then die again. OBDII codes show cyl 1 misfires, cam positioning sensor, as well as host of other sporadic codes. Replaced distributor cap and rotor. Still the same. Fuel pressure test is good. When it first started this problem you could remove the breather filter and move the two little wires at the top of the coil and could recreate the stumbling and dying out. Now it won't fire at all. The wires on the coil look stressed to me. Did Chevy have issues with wiring harness connections under the hood? Thanks for listening..Dave
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