ThatGuy4life
The Riced Sleeper
Ok so ya'll remember my little mishap(s) on Tuesday? Well I thought I had fixed the problem but no dice. Drove all the way from home to work this morning, 53 miles no problem, drove to the bank to make some deposits for work, and a few other errands. THen around 4pm I stopped by one of my boy's performance shop cause they was supposed to have one of my a/c compressor their, upon leaving their, the same thing that happened Tuesday happened again. Major fuel cut, wouldn't crank for about 20 minutes and when she did, I manage to drive about 20 feet then no fuel again. I checked the fuel lines like EG6 suggested and from what I can see none seems to be pinched from me rolling over that big old tread.
All the guards that cover the fuel lines under the car seems tp be in tack, so I pulled the fuel pump and re-clamped the connectors and made sure the ground was tight, just cause one of my boys said it might be my fuel pump. But today while I was stalled on the freeway I unhooked it again and put it back again, and she primed every time, and I could feel the line vibrate as fuel ran through but some how it's not getting to the engine itself. Was planning on just taking it to the dealership to let them have the headache but both are backed up till tuesday, so in the meantime if any one have any suggestions as to what it might be I'm open for ideas.
All the guards that cover the fuel lines under the car seems tp be in tack, so I pulled the fuel pump and re-clamped the connectors and made sure the ground was tight, just cause one of my boys said it might be my fuel pump. But today while I was stalled on the freeway I unhooked it again and put it back again, and she primed every time, and I could feel the line vibrate as fuel ran through but some how it's not getting to the engine itself. Was planning on just taking it to the dealership to let them have the headache but both are backed up till tuesday, so in the meantime if any one have any suggestions as to what it might be I'm open for ideas.
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