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Old 1st April 2008, 20:59   #1
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car turning off while running

hi guys today i experienced a problem with my m800 it jerked when i accelerate and sometimes it turned off at high speeds. when i tried to restart car, it started but again stopped when accelerated . looked like fuel was blocked by something. checked fuel filter and fuel pump they where ok .than checked air filter it was also fine.what could be the problem please suggest
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Old 1st April 2008, 23:58   #2
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Its either the ignition coil or a carb needing an overhaul.
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Old 5th April 2008, 10:43   #3
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harry2223 : Provide more info about your car !
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check your carb vacuum lines.
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car turns off while running. if i restart it stars, but shut off again when i accelerate
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Get your carb overhauled.99% its a carb issue.
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I was facing the problem at low RPMs ...got the carburetter cleaned and VOILA...its running like a dream...
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If you have a mechanical fuel pump then due to heat the diaphragm creates a vaccum and stops pumping fuel. It was very typical problem during summers in old Ambys & Fiats. Pouring water on the pump used to solve this problem.

I dunno what car you own, but since you mentioned it is a carb driven vehicle, this also could be one of the causes..
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