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Old Aug 4, 2015 | 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Habitforming
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I think the fuel pump with stock wiring seems like the culprit. Someone with more knowledge will chime in but I'm pretty sure you'd want to beef up that wiring. I've seen a handful of posts on this matter so that's where I'd start.
But how come it ran fine with the stock wiring for a week or so until it started having the problem?
I couldn't answer your question, but I could swear someone else on here had just about the exact same story, within the last month or so. Rewiring the pump was the solution if I remember right. Maybe someone else can point you to the thread. Regardless, it's one of the cheapest & quickest items to cross of the list, with the exception of the injector plugs which you tried, and the coil that you're about to try.

Have you inspected the spark plugs yet?
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Okay thank you. I'm going to do it this week. I have all the materials (SOS kit) and when I changed the plugs they looked fine (just a little oil on the threads from my spark plug tube seals) but I remember that guy too I think
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