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1992 GMC Yukon Questions & Answers
No start code 43 and 54
code 43 knock sensor signal
54
Fuel pump circuit - voltage low
Wiring open circuit/short circuit to ground, fuel pump relay, fuel pump, engine oil pressure warning lamp switch, ECM
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Code 54
I have seen this many time and I would start with replacing the fuel pump and filter.
Where is the door lock relay located?
The relay or switch may be shorting, check other door lock controls for correct function, this will rule out relay and isolate the switch or rule out master switch and isolate relay.
Died while driving and wont start
CK your distributor rotor ....pull it off and look in side the hole where it fit on the distributor shaft if it really black in side replace it . If OK then either your ignition module ( inside the distributor a little black block with wires going to both end of it ) or the Stator inside the distributor has shorted out . The stator is kinda hard to change if you don't have the right tools . i think rebuilt distributors from the parts store have gotten a lot cheaper then they use to be ; you may want to change the whole thing a new one will come with a new module and stator
What causes chugging?
Sounds like bad fuel, clogged/blocked fuel filter, air filter maint. of the vehicle needed (may need tune up) or internal engine problems. You have to start with the basics. How many miles, how well was the vehicle maintained etc. Cars usually don't just break with no notice.
I HAVE A 1992 GMC
Sounds like a bad ignition control module because they will do this.
Im trying to locate where
Hi.
There is a relay in front, buried under the dash on top of the blower motor assembly. See the diagram below:
Depending on A/C version there is also an additional relay at the back, as from diagram below:
My 1992 GMC Yukon will
You need to check to make sure it has spark. If not it may have a bad ignition module or coil, or problems inside the distrubutor. It may have a faulty temperature sensor for the ecm which can overfuel or underfuel it. You need a scanner to check that. You need to check fuel pressure. Just because you smell gas doesn't mean that the pump is woking correctly.
1992 gmc yukon is running rich and has a high idle
The spark plug gap may be set to be too great. Pull the plugs, clean them, reset the gap to .038 - .040 " and add octane booster to gas for the first atnk. It may just clear it up. Change air filter also.
I think my speedometer cable is disconnected
If your's has one it hooks in the side of the transmission. Most newer cars are electronic. There is a small motor that drives the speedo. After you get the instrument cluster out it is easy to change. Make sure you can buy the motor before you take the cluster out.
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