Thanks Rev and Shep. it sounds more and more that it is the fuel pump.
Unfortunately, to take it to a shop will cost more than what I paid for
the
car and something I cannot afford. Is it a big job to replace?
I have a bad back, so if it wasnt too much, I could do it
over several days or more, as I pay in bad pain, every time I tinker with
it.
The wreckers might be my next option if it continues the way it is going.
"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>I would second the notion that it may very well be your fuel pump.
>
> Mid-80's GM fuel pumps rarely failed to where they wouldn't make noise
> when you turn the key. But they have some internal parts that begin to
> fail. When that happens, the fuel pump does not leak fuel, and the only
> symptom is that your car seems to run ... well, the way yours is
running.
>
> Sadly, the only way you can know for sure is to replace it.
>
>
> "¨°şİo.,XT,.oİş°¨" <ok@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> my olds is giving me a major headache.
>> when i try driving it and give it the gas, it nearly stalls unless i
take
>> my foot off the gas and then i can only drive at a high idle.
>> anyone with any suggestions, as to what the problem is.
>>
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