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Preasure your fuel tank. Take a cloth and put over your gas tank fill and use a air compressor to blow air into the tank to build presure. This should build up presure and react the fuel pump to pick up the fuel.
Crank the engine continuously for 5 seconds and retrieve the malfunction engine codes. If no codes are found, then check the following:-
- Electrical connections in the engine bay area, battery.
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why do you keep filling it up? If you overfill either the radiator or the reservoir it is as bad as not filling up... Is there a temperature issue? If the reservoir is NOT using, or appearing to 'use' any coolant.. then that is a good thing.. it IS a reserve tank, a reservoir.. tank for overspill and should never be more than 1/3 full..
you half to buy a new hose as the presure in that line a clamp will not hold. will hold for few mins but then will blow right off as the presure builds in the engine and the temps of the fluid gets hotter
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