FUEL INJECTED SPUTTERING
#2
RE: FUEL INJECTED SPUTTERING
Somewhere, your gas tank has a one way vent to allow air into the tank, but prevents gas from escaping.
If you can't get air into the tank to fill the vacuum created as you use gas then the pressure eventually prevents gas from exiting the tank.
to check for this, when it starts sputtering, open your gas cap, if that fixes the problem, then there's something wrong with the tank venting.
If you can't get air into the tank to fill the vacuum created as you use gas then the pressure eventually prevents gas from exiting the tank.
to check for this, when it starts sputtering, open your gas cap, if that fixes the problem, then there's something wrong with the tank venting.
#3
RE: FUEL INJECTED SPUTTERING
Sound like the line inside the tank has a small hole in it .Very common problem. Pull the gas cap off and turn on the ignition and listen for gas spraying inside the tank.
#4
RE: FUEL INJECTED SPUTTERING
Complete a fuel pressure test. Darkside is probably right, need to replace the fuel line inside the tank. Dont forget the gasket and 10-1311D screws.
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