Where is fuel adjustment screw on 1995 Chevy truck?

There's no fuel adjustment screw on a 1995 Chevy truck's carburetor in the same way older vehicles had. 1995 Chevy trucks used electronic fuel injection (EFI), not carburetors. EFI systems manage fuel delivery electronically, via sensors and the onboard computer. There's no manually adjustable screw to alter fuel mixture.

If you're experiencing fuel-related problems, you'll need a diagnostic scan to identify the issue. It's not a simple matter of adjusting a screw. The problem could stem from various components like:

* Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF): Measures the amount of air entering the engine.

* Throttle Position Sensor (TPS): Tells the computer the throttle's position.

* Oxygen Sensor (O2 sensor): Monitors exhaust oxygen levels to adjust the air/fuel mixture.

* Fuel injectors: May be clogged or failing.

* Fuel pump: Could be weak or failing.

* Computer module: May have a fault.

Take your truck to a mechanic or auto parts store that can perform diagnostics to pinpoint the problem.