Fuel on sparks plugs

Asked by Robertosterk Dec 21, 2015 at 01:38 PM about the 2001 GMC Sonoma SLS Extended Cab Short Bed 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I took off the spark plugs and several of the
six spark plugs had fuel dripping out of
them. The truck doesn't want to start.

5 Answers

Your truck is flooding. If you wait a few hours for the fuel to evaporate the truck may start. That said you have a problem with too much fuel. It is possibly leaking fuel injector(s).

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I did replace the spark plugs and it still won't start. Thanks for your answer "full of regrets". Can it also be the intake manifold gasket? I am assuming the injectors come first though so what should I look for to see if it's the injectors?

Are you getting spark? I doubt it is the intake manifold gasket. If it were bad you would have a vacuum leak, not too much fuel.

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