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850 n/a engine missing under load 850 1995

posted by  interstition on  Wed Dec 1 14:31 CST 2010
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That's what I love about the Brickboard; good ideas that might never had occurred to me unless you mentioned them.

I like the vacuum idea and not just because it should be a lot easier to fix than a fuel pump. The engine is probably positioned differently under load so it could open up a gap in the hose or plastic. I'll be out in the cold tomorrow looking to see if I can find a leak.

Thanks for turning me on to this possibility, Klaus.






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