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I agree that it'* probably plugs and wires, but curious how does it start up, any delay or hesistation at all? If so that'* the Fuel Pressure Regulator going on you, it'* a common problems with Northstars
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what year is it? if its 96+, its obdII, a scanner would tell you everything. its a worthwhile investment to even buy one at a few hundred bucks, especially if you have alot of slightly older cars, it'll pay for itself
could be anything, FPR like taylor said, i had a problem with my EGR, plugs, the list goes on and on, i hate fixing stuff trial and error.
could be anything, FPR like taylor said, i had a problem with my EGR, plugs, the list goes on and on, i hate fixing stuff trial and error.
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And the starting is HORRIBLE! I have to hit the gas while turning the ignition about a good 4-5 times like an Old School car. I thought that it being fuel injected would make the car start right up
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