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Old 09-Sep-2006, 23:58
pguenet pguenet is offline
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If the problem goes worse and worse, you may want to change the rubber hoses in the tank. I had that happening to me once on a 916, took a month to diagnose the problem. There was a tiny split in one of the hoses in the tank. I would leak fuel back in the tank. Result, not enough pressure in the injectors and fuel starvation as soon as I was opening the throttle.
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