1992 Chevy Truck Turns over but won't start

Hi, thanks for the donation. You didn't list a model. I looked at 88--94 c/k series truck. I looked at your fuse box and starter circuit wiring, I didn't see a crank fuse as such, listed? Engine cranking, the negative/tach side of coil, should have a pulse, if no pulse, check the pick-up coil or ignition module.

On the list S-10 wasn't listed. It's a S-10 with a 4.3 throttle body injection. I've got a Haynes manual. I checked the crank fuse, There's no voltage on either side with the key in the run position. There's voltage on both sides of the coil when cranking and in the run position. The fuel pump runs but no gas sprays like it usually does.Thanks, Brian P.S. thanks for the quick reply

Thanks for the added info. The purple wire at the starter solenoid, should be hot with the key in the crank position. My info shows more than one circuit at the starter S terminal, feed for the crank fuse, comes from the S terminal by way of the ignition switch, in crank position. I may have to check feed to and from the ignition switch. Did you try cranking in neutral?

Thanks for the quick responce. I'm trying to help onw of my sons. The truck isn't here. He's gone to look at what you've suggested. If I write back say tommorrow will I be directed back to you? Brian

If you stay on the original post, I'll receive a notice, that your asking another question. If you start a brand new post, I won't know it.

I just wanted to write and thank you very much for the answer you provided. You suggested the modual in the distributor. My son got a used distributor from a friend. He slipped it in and all is well now. Thanks again for the great and fast service.

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