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speedo306

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What can I do? Driving my pug to work and suddenly my stop light comes on then my taco-meter starts to fluctuate the stop light comes off and then back on. As I continue driving I am getting this hesitance as if it wants to cut off. The idle keeps escalating and dropping. I parked it and left it to idle and suddenly it cuts off on its own. I started it again and the idle keeps increasing and decreasing what can be causing this problem. Can this be my gas pump needs changing or the step up motor? What signs do you get when these parts are going bad?

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Posted 13th Jan 2011 at 03:33
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sixysix

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First check all the hoses to see if there are any air leaks.
Then take the stepper motor off and give it a good clean with WD40 or similar.

See if that works first Smile

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Posted 13th Jan 2011 at 06:07
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speedo306

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Checked hoses cleaned stepper motor problem persists.

What now?

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Posted 13th Jan 2011 at 19:35
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