[T2] '76 bay misfires, sometimes stalls: why?
Andy McKinley airhedz at gmail.comWed Aug 7 19:04:21 MST 2013
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The cause of my intermittent stall (very short duration) turned out to be a poor connection at the AFM. Don't douse yourself with a flammable toxic substance. Don't poison the air with VOCs. Don't contaminate the earth with chemicals that are designed to dissolve gum, varnish, and carbon. There is a tool available that is essentially a pair of vice grips with a long flat jaw parallel to the handle. Harbor Freight has them for less than ten bucks. They're designed to flatten the fuel line, kinda like stepping on the garden hose while your kid bro is washing the car, except they work 100%. Clamp the tool on the hose coming from the tank, start and run the engine until it dies. Filter, pump, and all fuel lines will be pretty much empty. Andy McKinley airheds at Gmail.com '79 Kombi, CA emissions Alameda, CA
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