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I thought the fuel system was simple... 700

posted by  überbox on  Thu Jun 12 07:35 CST 2003
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no no, fuel did not come out the vacuum end, but through a piece of hose I attached to the return end.

But, I found the problem, a broken gound wire right at the base of the prepump housing. I tapped and drilled a hole to mount screw in the ground and started the car up only to have it run for a second and then die and refuse to start up again. I've just about had it with this car. I know it has a lot of miles but this is ridiculous. I don't know what to look for now that I'm worse off with a no start situation.

J Studer






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