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Old 05-27-2010, 07:08 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by Oaktown 986
driveway in neutral; i drove it a couple days ago, and it wasn't pleasant. now in neutral it's barely getting beyond 1500. ugh.
Since you've tried the obvious fixes, I really think you need to look at fuel delivery. You should be able to easily test pressure off one of the fuel rails. Most auto parts stores sell the proper pressure gauge. Just be careful since you are dealing with gasoline... don't want you starting a fire! Be prepared for some spillage when you remove the cap from the test port.
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