* Model Variation: GM trucks from 1995 include a wide range of models (like Silverado, Sierra, C/K series, etc.), each with different engine types and configurations.
* Component Location: The ESC itself could be integrated into different parts of the ignition system depending on the truck's specific engine.
Here's how to find it:
1. Consult Your Owner's Manual: This should have a diagram of your engine compartment and may even specifically point out the ESC.
2. Use a Repair Manual: Chilton, Haynes, or other service manuals for your specific truck year and model will provide detailed information and diagrams.
3. Locate the Distributor: On older GM trucks, the Electronic Spark Control module might be located on the distributor cap or very near it.
4. Look for a Computer-Related Component: If your truck uses a distributorless ignition system, the ESC might be integrated into the Engine Control Module (ECM), which is often found in the engine compartment.
Important Notes:
* Safety First: When working on your vehicle, disconnect the battery to avoid electrical shocks.
* Professional Assistance: If you're unsure about locating the ESC or working with your vehicle's electrical system, it's best to seek help from a qualified mechanic.
