We can't figure this out....
02-25-03, 03:00 PM
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Has it always been this way? Does it do it on a full tank of gas? Could a previous owner have removed the slosh tank for some strange reason or maybe it has somehow broken loose?
02-25-03, 03:32 PM
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If you are taking some hard corners, you have to run at least one-third of a tank or you will get fuel starve. The 93' gas tanks do not have a good baffle system.
This may not be your problem, but my car will "buck" under hard cornering if I am low on fuel. Otherwise, you must have a loose ground wire to the coils or something. That is where I would start.
Good luck.
Jeff
This may not be your problem, but my car will "buck" under hard cornering if I am low on fuel. Otherwise, you must have a loose ground wire to the coils or something. That is where I would start.
Good luck.
Jeff
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Originally posted by Snook
battery connection also
coils or maybe spark plug wires are loose
try it with a full tank of gas
battery connection also
coils or maybe spark plug wires are loose
try it with a full tank of gas
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