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JimNasium 02-28-2006 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by n00bian nut
Yeah, if it were your car just getting the little pieces of rice out of the caburetor would fix it.

Get your facts straight you ideet.

sedated 02-28-2006 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by JenNasium
I don't know if anyone has said this already, but since your fuel pump is in your gas tank, the screen over your fuel pump might need to be replaced.

so sexy when a woman talks fuel pumps.

Saulbadguy 02-28-2006 04:13 PM

I pissed in your gas tank.

Rain Man 02-28-2006 04:20 PM

Here's what I do when I have a problem like that: I take it to a mechanic and just hand him my wallet and ask for mercy.

Radar Chief 02-28-2006 04:21 PM

Next time it does this, open the gas cap, close it again and see if it’ll start right up.
Could be clogged vent hose.
If your vent line is clogged removing the gas cap should equalize pressure and allow the pump to work against atmospheric pressure instead of pulling against a vacuum.

Skip Towne 02-28-2006 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Saulbadguy
I pissed in your gas tank.

No, you didn't. If you had I would have already kicked your ass.

HemiEd 02-28-2006 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by sedated
I had a similar problem in my last car (accord)

I just kept the tank full and sold the b!tch.


What? Where is the Pastor and Halfcan, those things have never had a problem! :D

HemiEd 02-28-2006 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Radar Chief
Next time it does this, open the gas cap, close it again and see if it’ll start right up.
Could be clogged vent hose.
If your vent line is clogged removing the gas cap should equalize pressure and allow the pump to work against atmospheric pressure instead of pulling against a vacuum.


Agreed, and the other wierd solution, the fuel pump being submersed might be allowing it to run freely. Is this the original pump?

Skip Towne 02-28-2006 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by HemiEd
Agreed, and the other wierd solution, the fuel pump being submersed might be allowing it to run freely. Is this the original pump?

Not the original pump. I've put three others on it. It has 348,000 miles on it.

HemiEd 02-28-2006 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by n00bian nut
Not the original pump. I've put three others on it. It has 348,000 miles on it.


I would do what Radar said, it makes the most sense. Once the fuel level starts dropping it starts pulling air to fill the empty space. If it can not get any (blocked vent, crimped hose) it starts creating a vacuum. The pump is not strong enough to pull that much vacuum.


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