You be welcome. Assuming the COR is really bad you should replace it. It's there to stop fuel flow after a collision. Fix it or risk becoming a crispy critter...
You be welcome. Assuming the COR is really bad you should replace it. It's there to stop fuel flow after a collision. Fix it or risk becoming a crispy critter...
i'm pretty sure thats what it is because when i jumpered it it started right up. it still idles rough but i gotta finish my vacuum lines. but do you know of any relays or anything like that which would cause my fuel gauge to not read correctly. i know i got atleast half a tank and the gauge is reading at a quarter at the most. i know the rest of my gauges are up and working properly but today i plan on checking for power at the fuel gauge sender in the tank for power. the sender might be bad but i won't know until i test it. i'm just wondering if its powered from the COR or not. or if there is a different relay to check first. but the afm is fine i tested it today.
You call that looking great? That's about as attractive as a roomful of nekkid plumpers. And they aren't *his* silly rules, they are *ours*. He's just doing his job.
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