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Today I decided to get a little throttle heavy and at 6K RPM the engine backfired and stuttered to a stall. I thought the motor was blown, but started up fine....ran a little boggy at all rpm's. I tohught the car has always held back a little, I am startign to think its the fuel pump is that an accurate guess? At high rpms sometimes it would feel like it was bogging out at WOT not stuttering was not misfiring it just ran out of power. Does not do it all the time.....just wonderign if these are symptoms of a fuel pump....I dont have alot of money to fuck around with the car, almost everytihng is new.....here's a list of new parts.

 

New head and intake gaskets

New vacuum lines

new transmission

new wires, plugs, coils

fresh timing belt

 

Any help is aweosme thanks.

 

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My Lumina Z34 was loosing power also. I got the fuel pressure checked and it was my fuel pump. You should try with getting the fuel pressure checked. At the same time I would also change the fuel filter as it may be clogged.

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Sounds fuel system related, possible bad fuel pump. What kind of fuel pressure do you have at the rail?

Don't know have not checked it yet, but this is problem that is slowly getting worse I think the pump is taking a giant shit.

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I knew my fuel pump was going because It took a while to get it started. Lucky for me the car was in the garage and it did not die on me on the road. :lol:

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