car goes flat when sideways
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car goes flat when sideways
well I am sure its a fuel problem but not sure where to start even on a full tank when the car gets sideways it goes flat like leans out i dont need that happening where should i start
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take the carpet off the back of the hatch. there will be a panel to the left, unscrew it and your fuel tank will be under there( take the negative battery cable off) and then pull the feed hose off of the fuel pump. after that unscrew all the screws and look around in the fuel tank...i had a nasty slush looking **** in there. this stuff will get clogged in the fuel pump filter on the fuel pump(pump sock) i went ahead and used a fish scooper to scoop all the **** out and then ordered a walboro 255 fuel pump. that should take this problem away
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if you are really sure its the fuel system . try what is mentioned earlyer if it still does it try these
cloged fuel lines?
whens the last time you changed your fuel filter??
is one of your fuel injectors failing??
cloged fuel lines?
whens the last time you changed your fuel filter??
is one of your fuel injectors failing??
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Same subject asked yesterday.
and covered in the FAQ for FC sticky thread found at the top of this, the 2nd gen RX-7 technical section.
Common problem... dirty fuel pump sock.
Clean or replace the sock.
Almost never do you need to replace the pump (well unless you like throwing money away).
Please read the FAQ for FC sticky thread before posting!!!!!!!!!!!
Same subject asked yesterday.
and covered in the FAQ for FC sticky thread found at the top of this, the 2nd gen RX-7 technical section.
Common problem... dirty fuel pump sock.
Clean or replace the sock.
Almost never do you need to replace the pump (well unless you like throwing money away).
Please read the FAQ for FC sticky thread before posting!!!!!!!!!!!
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