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> Help, the damn thing keeps stalling out., Engine suddenly cuts out.
golfczar2
post Jul 17 2009, 05:37 PM
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Hello 914 group, I need help with this problem, which I have taken to two mechanics, (one of which owned a 914 at one time) and am still plagued by this problem. The car stars fine, runs for a couple of miles then cuts out. I can sometimes keep it running by goosing the pedal till it re-revs but sometimes it will stall and I have to pull over and re-start it. Once I pull over, and re-start , it may run fine for a while or the engine may immediately die again.

Here is what I have done so, which hasn't solved it but just depleted my 1975( l-tronic) 914 account.

Rebuilt intake air sensor
new auxillary air regulator
Rebuilt fuel tank and new fuel filter
mechanic tightened and soldered any loose wires found.

Any suggestions would be appreciated,

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Ian Stott
post Jul 17 2009, 05:41 PM
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Mine was acting similar when I first got it and when I neatened up the wires around the coil and distributor it never happened again. Your problem seems to be a wiring related issue, I know your mechanic went over it and I may be wrong but that is what cured mine.

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post Jul 17 2009, 05:48 PM
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Recently had a similiar issue. Mine happened to be a pinched fuel line. Are you running a fuel pressure gauge?
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