Stalling.
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Stalling.
Yes, I am back to the whole issue of the bonnie stalling when it is low on gas. I never got it resolved. I took it to a shop and they said they can't find anything wrong and that they "didn't want to drop the tank just on a hunch." So, what are all of the possible problems that I could be encountering. I would like to figure them out, narrow them down to a few and get it checked out. I would appreciate ALL help. I hope to get this resolved sooner or later, and sooner is always better.
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Replace your tank with a 94-95 tank. You have baffles in your tank that come apart after a while and cause this. I believe that 94-95 tanks don't have those baffles. My 95 has 200K and have never once experienced this.
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Originally Posted by beckstyle
Oh, and then blow it up with something. Cause explosions are cool.