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by leslyechris on September 28th, 2009
have you checked the fuel module?
96 vw jetta stalls after engine heats up. and starts again after about 20 mins
by pete30 on October 20th, 2010
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1991 Pontiac 6000, tries to stall when I hit the gas from a dead stop. I can run the crap out of it when in park, reverse, and nuetral. help
by coreyrankin on August 2nd, 2010
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truck spurrted stalled. no noise at fuel pump tapped tank truck started now a no start.
by Dave on January 5th, 2011
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I have a 1993 RV with 454 Chevy. The engine occasionally quits running while driving on freeway. It quits abruptly. After 15 min it starts.
by hudl19 on December 10th, 2011
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2005 Equinox bogs down in the rain. I loose power in the gas pedal and rpm's drop to idle. Is it an ABS issue or computer? No engine lights
by James_M2882 on November 7th, 2010
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You're reading 1985 F-150 fuel pump wont turn on.. it has new fuel pump, fuel pump relay, new comuter, EEC relay is good, no faulty wires i could see.. look here for more info http://www.f150forum.com/showthread.php?t=28599&page=11 .. read last pages for more details
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what do you mean my fuel module? i changed both in tank pumps and filters, i changed filter and pump right before the firewall (on the frame) i have changed fuel pressure regulator, fuel lines, map sensor, ICM, spark plugs, wires, cap, PCM, fuel pump relay, alternator, battery...tommorrow (my day off) im going to try to reset the inertia switch and check to see if my pcm is getting power (possible pcm relay), i dont know where that relay is located tho.. this is a 1985 f150 btw so if you know where the pcm relay is that would be a HUGE help.. also, i probably changed alot more parts than listed
by gnatnoop on September 28th, 2009
not sure on that one but the fuel module may be either on the firewall, the fender or it is under the dist. cap. if it is under the dist cap then your ignition module and fuel mod are together in one piece. as for the pcm relay they are usually in a box on the drivers side under the hood or on the fire wall. best thing is get yourself a haynes or chilton manual for your truck they are around 25.00 at local parts store. they are a great help step by step and pictures for most things pluse wireing diagrams.
by leslyechris on September 29th, 2009