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ive got a new fuel pump on its way im hoping this is the fix. will install it when my hand heals up as a open burn and fuel dosnt mix to well. at the end of the day if i can fix the problem yourself you always feel that much better about youself. weres the fun in taking your car to a mechanic and saying fix this as you will learn nothing other than to rely on other people

cheers james

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Just a little update on my problem

Fuel filter got changed the other day and their was that much crap in it. I removed the fuel pump thinking their would be a bit of rusty crap in the tank after seeing the filter but as it turns their was a crap lot more than i thought to a point that only half the under side of the filter sock thing was able to let fuel through. So if all goes well when a new tank and the pump get put in i hope its going to be all sweet.

cheers james

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Changed fuel tank over on the weekend and the fuel was brown lol. Now the car not only feels smoother it has gained all the lost power over 4 grand hopefully it stays this way and i have no more problems

cheers james

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Hey man did you know what was wrong in the end.. i have the same problem in my r32 gtst also. ive changed my fuel pumps, and also the spark plugs. the coil packs are stock but i have checked for cracks and all.. any idea if it was the fuel filter?

thanks niran

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Hey man did you know what was wrong in the end.. i have the same problem in my r32 gtst also. ive changed my fuel pumps, and also the spark plugs. the coil packs are stock but i have checked for cracks and all.. any idea if it was the fuel filter?

thanks niran

Remap and coil packs. Guarantee this will fix it if you've replaced everything else.

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Remap and coil packs. Guarantee this will fix it if you've replaced everything else.

hey bro, yer i changed coil packs still no good, even changed ecu's lol, it comes as the car warms up i was thinkin maybe i have a small solder crack with the joins on the air flow meter?

dnbosiris Enthusiast

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What the h3ll is it with ppl avoiding taking their car to a mechanic?? I wonder just how many cars are kept off the road for months at a time cos of ppl scratching around on here trying to solve faulst which could be solved in a hours of a mechanic's time. Especially when ppl have a hard time describing faults on here... you could just SHOW it to a mechanic and say "THERE! THAT! What IS that?? Fix it pls!"

lol you said it man.

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