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Old 01-03-05, 01:22 PM
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Stalling problem revisited

Ive read the posts on the different stalling problems...and don't know what else to check

I recently had the cats replaced - i bought them and had a local exhaust guy put them on for me. Ever since he did that the car stalls out - after its been running for 10 or so minutes (weather/temperature depending). Its not overheating per the temp gauge.

Does anyone know what the exhaust dude left off or changed that may be causing the stalling??? I can't find the problem.

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Julian
Old 01-03-05, 01:27 PM
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Is the air pump still hooked up? If not, the cat is dead already (most likely). Will it restart after it dies?
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The air pump is still there - is there a way to tell if its working correctly?

It will restart after it cools a little - its about 30 degrees here and it has to cool down for about 5-8 minutes. But after it gets going it just shuts down again.
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Fuel filter is the first place to look, for any stalling problem.
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