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Engine cutting out problem 200 1989

posted by  viperman135 on  Wed Sep 5 13:50 CST 2007
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Interesting I do not have fuse there. I bet my lose one is the samething. I too was wondering what those 2 boxes are you cirled while I was poking around.

I talked to my local handyman/lawn mower fixer tonight. He had a new idea. What if the tank was unable to vent. I'm not sure how the whole system works maybe someone could shed some light on that. But maybe after the hour the tank had used up all its air and had created a vacuum. That would also explain why the problem seemed to get worse the more I drove. Is it possible how ever the tank vents could be messed up?






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