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Old 08-26-2004, 09:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Driving home today & my 9-5 unexpectedly stalled at a junction & i couldn't
get it going at all. after a few minutes of repeatedly trying to start the
car, it did fire up, but i had to keep the revs up. the check engine light
came on & stayed on for the rest of my journey home.

the funny thing is, i've started it numerous times this evening without the
check engine lamp coming on but it struggles a bit at idle. it isn't
overheating, running out of fuel, drawing air into the fuel line, not
affected by the air con, the fuel pump is working ok & the problem is
intermittent. my only guess left is the fuel filter, but i can't find it to
have a look. any ideas where it is or what else the problem could be??

tia

kds.



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Old 08-26-2004, 09:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 21:44:18 +0000 (UTC), "kingdoodlesquat"
<neggerscheggers@negatspam.com> wrote:

>Driving home today & my 9-5 unexpectedly stalled at a junction & i couldn't
>get it going at all. after a few minutes of repeatedly trying to start the
>car, it did fire up, but i had to keep the revs up. the check engine light
>came on & stayed on for the rest of my journey home.
>
>the funny thing is, i've started it numerous times this evening without the
>check engine lamp coming on but it struggles a bit at idle. it isn't
>overheating, running out of fuel, drawing air into the fuel line, not
>affected by the air con, the fuel pump is working ok & the problem is
>intermittent. my only guess left is the fuel filter, but i can't find it to
>have a look. any ideas where it is or what else the problem could be??


DI Cassette.
 
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Old 08-26-2004, 09:51 PM   #3 (permalink)
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kingdoodlesquat wrote:
>
> Driving home today & my 9-5 unexpectedly stalled at a junction & i couldn't
> get it going at all. after a few minutes of repeatedly trying to start the
> car, it did fire up, but i had to keep the revs up. the check engine light
> came on & stayed on for the rest of my journey home.
>
> the funny thing is, i've started it numerous times this evening without the
> check engine lamp coming on but it struggles a bit at idle.


I don't think it is a good idea to use the car for other than driving it to
a garage. If it is the head gasket, it could make matters worse. It could
also be the DI or a loose sensor wire/plug.
 
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Old 08-26-2004, 09:51 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Had the same problem with my 92 900s it was the fuel pump.It would run a
while then cut out then start up and do same.

hope it helps ya gene

 
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Old 08-26-2004, 09:51 PM   #5 (permalink)
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cheers guys

kds

"Johannes H Andersen" <johs@sizefitter_spam_gets_fried_don't_tryit.com >
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> kingdoodlesquat wrote:
> >
> > Driving home today & my 9-5 unexpectedly stalled at a junction & i

couldn't
> > get it going at all. after a few minutes of repeatedly trying to start

the
> > car, it did fire up, but i had to keep the revs up. the check engine

light
> > came on & stayed on for the rest of my journey home.
> >
> > the funny thing is, i've started it numerous times this evening without

the
> > check engine lamp coming on but it struggles a bit at idle.

>
> I don't think it is a good idea to use the car for other than driving it

to
> a garage. If it is the head gasket, it could make matters worse. It could
> also be the DI or a loose sensor wire/plug.



 
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