I read this thread all the way down to the end.....and I really really really!! was gonna tell you change the fuel filter!
Honestly 
No, really!!
Seen that kinda thing happen on a Cavvy I owned years ago....
I read this thread all the way down to the end.....and I really really really!! was gonna tell you change the fuel filter!
Honestly
No, really!!
Seen that kinda thing happen on a Cavvy I owned years ago....
Chris_V wrote: No pressure testers available, but it doesn't matter, as with a new fuel filter in it, it starts up and runs just fine. Took it around the block to make sure, and it drives quite well. The old filter would let it dribble into the fuel rail. With the new one in, the pump cleared it's throat a couple times then there was a rush of fuel up to the front. Yay! Considering the car was bought for $375, it looks like they'll have a good beater daily driver without a chunk of change being spent.
good to see that it worked out with only a filter change- but if it starts throwing a "misfire" code from time to time, then it might be time to prepare yourself for the big decision of whether or not it's worth putting a fuel pump in it.
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