bypass fuel cut valve?
04-13-02, 11:45 PM
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you could, but i wouldn't recommend it. i don't feel comfortable knowing gas is going to be pouring out if you ever go shiney side down.
i really don't see how it could really fail. it's just a little ball in a plastic doo-hicky, it's prob just plugged up. try soaking it overnight in some carb cleaner.
i really don't see how it could really fail. it's just a little ball in a plastic doo-hicky, it's prob just plugged up. try soaking it overnight in some carb cleaner.
04-14-02, 12:04 AM
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You'll be fine taking it off until you can get to the junkyard for another one. What are the odds of flipping you car? Have fun but keep it under control. Man, I sound like my dad
04-14-02, 10:42 AM
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whats the diference between a fuel cut valve and a fuel cut relay?
the fuel cut relay also controls the spark,it cuts them both,but i was wandering what its significance is?
mine went bad,i think the computer just went actually,
so i went under the dash and just through a swithced pos on the relay,this happened about a year ago,havent had any problems
the fuel cut relay also controls the spark,it cuts them both,but i was wandering what its significance is?
mine went bad,i think the computer just went actually,
so i went under the dash and just through a swithced pos on the relay,this happened about a year ago,havent had any problems
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