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06-15-2010 04:52 PM #9
Do you have a vacuum gauge? Reason I ask is you should measure vacuum from a cold engine untils it dies. If you're losing vacuum when it get to operating temp. that''ll eliminate the ignition and fuel systems. I've had a couple cars with dual wall pipe that had the inner wall "swell" and block off the exhaust system. They would run good cold then slowly lose rpm \ power. We could only diagnose this with a vacuum gauge. I've seen a car do it with a blocked cat. converter too. Act like a bad fuel filter or weak coil but the darn thing just couldn't breathe! It's easy to check too!





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