I have a simplicity legacy 25hp kohler when blowing snow this morning it was running fine. about 40mins into blowing it started missing and backfiring. Pulled into the garage checked fuel fitler plugs which looked lean and oil. Added some dry gas to the tank started up and let run for about 5 mins. Pulled outside and started PTO and ran fine. Started blowing snow and only was able to blow for about 3 mins and it started missing and backfiring again. Not sure what i need to look at next.
SOURCE: Hyundai Sante Fe 2001 6 cyl. - no power; idle only
It may take as much as 60 PSI to overcome the fuel pressure regulator. No, you can't blow through it. I suspect you have a fuel starvation issue. It could be a clogged fuel filter. It may more likely be a pressure leak inside the tank. That pressure gauge you mentioned comes highly recommended at this point. There is a flexible line connecting the pump to the metal line in the tank. If it ruptures, you have only minimal pressure, and the vehicle starves for fuel. Using the gauge, turn the ignition on and off a couple of times, (do not start) If the filter is choked, you will still achieve pressure to overcome the regulator. If it never makes that much pressure, then it is the flex or the pump itself. My first experience with this I found the rupture after the third pump! Embarrassing!
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SOURCE: 2002 Ford Focus 2.0l SOHC running on 3 cylinders
I had this problem too exept I have no clue what parts or blah b;ah blah. I just know that my coil pack was getting fried.burnt out because my wires were bad. The mechanic I went to was a moron because I took the car to him 3 times and he kept saying it was the coil ad kept replacing it. I took it to my uncle and he said my wires were in horrible shape and when this is the problem it fries your coil making your car run like a lawn mower! Well all i did was replace my wires and the car ran great! Well I hope this helped..
SOURCE: cranks but won't start like it has no gas
Sorry to burst your bubble but a 97 jetta no matter what model including the trek I and trek II dont have transponders in the keys that didnt start untile the 2000 jetta's
SOURCE: back firing and missing
Carberator take the sedum ate bowl of a clean the jets and every thing else with carb and choke cleaner also check that the float isn't stuck
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