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240 Car Dies?? 200 1982

posted by  rhaire on  Thu Jul 14 14:21 CST 2005
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Be greatful he is not your MD, but he should be your ex if not late-mechanic. This is why brickboard is so good. You have ruled out the relay, and presumably the pump IF he installed a new Bosch pump. You need to check the fuse box fuel pump fuse and look for a fuel pump ground problem (trunk). It is kind of mysterious at this point. I would look at the distributor cap and consider the hall sender. Others might have better ideas. Best idea is stay away from that knucklehead.






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