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![]() Does it do that just when it's hot out?
If so, it could be a vapor-locking problem. From experience with an embarrasing non Mustang: Heat from the road "boils" the gas in the tank or lines. Fuel pump won't pull vapor. Runs fine once it's cooled down. VERY fast way to kill a fuel pump on a water cooled veedub. (D'oh!! I said it. *Hangs head in shame*) I haven't worked with Mustangs much. Just the little I got done on my GT before I lost it. So I could be way off base with this idea.... |
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