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Old 07-02-2007, 11:49 AM   #12
68speedalert
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Re: Maybe I AM an idiot

Good job finding it.

A little drivability 101.

I been fixing problems like yours since the 70's, for a paycheck. An engine missing under load can NEVER be a fuel pressure/volume problem. If you engine 'bogs' or hesitates and does not feel rough at the time, THEN it could be a filter or pump; something in the fuel delivery system.

Think about it. If you feel a miss, it is likely dropping one or more cylinders. If there isn't enough fuel, how can it affect just one? All cylinders will get too little fuel and you have a smooth bog.
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