New Stroker stumbling at WOT

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Re: New Stroker stumbling at WOT

Post by SilverXJ »

Get fuel pressure gauge, some how route through hood and mount so it is visible. Watch as you drive it. I've had fuel pumps checking fine at idle, but during driving them lose pressure.
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Re: New Stroker stumbling at WOT

Post by Cheromaniac »

It looks like you now have the dizzy indexed correctly and I agree that it does sounds like you have a fuel delivery problem. That 174k old fuel pump might be the problem and I'm sure you can find a replacement for a lot less than $200.
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Re: New Stroker stumbling at WOT

Post by go4lo »

Update...put a new pump assembly in today and she is running great! :banana:

Thanks for the help. :cheers:
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