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  • Member For: 16y 8m 4d
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  • Location: Adelaide

Howdy Ppls, okay I got a bit of a problem im really hoping someone can set straight or have had this problem, I have a mk2 ba 2005 ute, had it for a few weeks now but last saturday I was driving and as I was rolling into a servo I noticed the steering wheel was hell heavy, oh look my car has stalled? yes its not running, so I pull in to the servo have a look everything seems in order from what I can see. Fire it back up and continue my day without missing a beat. Now tonight I was driving along doing 60 and bang she stalls again, I pull over and get out the flash tuner thinking maybe the clown that owned my ute before me had some stupid setting making it run like I pig so I return it to "f" setting, ok shes ready to go again, 10 minutes after it starts shuddering when I put my foot down and sounding like a, its not firing right or b its loosing air from the cooler pipes etc. any ideas would be appreciated. Cheers!

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  • Member For: 16y 8m 4d
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  • Location: Adelaide

its an auto, the bloke who owned it traded it in to a ford and I bought it and they knew nothing about it, but as far as I can see that's all its had done, would leaking air cause this? too much boost? the guy who owned it lived in parkes nsw so im guessing he got his dog to tune it.

  Dagabond said:
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ahh well it started smelling like fuel around that time and after a few boot fulls it was gone so you just might be on to something there, now that iv cleared the honeycomb its running fine again.

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