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You might have already done these, but..... 200 1993

posted by  xylopagus on  Thu Jun 19 16:37 CST 2008
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The AMM has already been replaced in the past but now that you mention the Fuel Pressure regulator... I remember when this problem started *(it's been going on for literally years now) I noticed that the vacuum hose was falling off of the fuel pressure regulator. I thought that the regulator was bad, so I replaced it with one that I bought from Autozone *(not bosch, unmarked, probably crap). The problem didn't change and I was told just to "get over it".

Where is this "Constant Idle speed motor" so that I can check it out? When I have difficulty starting the car, I can get it to run by holding the gas down slightly while changing gears to keep rpm up. Sometimes even after doing this, it'll shut off while turning or at a stop sign.

There is no check engine light coming on.

Thanks

-Nick

***not even close to the point of no return. I wouldn't trade Alexa in for anything!






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