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Old 08-01-2004, 10:49 AM
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car cuts off when slowing down

Hi, Anyone can help me here, When im slowing down and let off the gas, push in the clucth, it cuts off? What do i do?
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Re: car cuts off when slowing down

put it in neutral before you start slowing down and see what happens
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Re: car cuts off when slowing down

what year is ur car?
my boys car does that and we had it looked at and they said that it was a fuel pressure problem. they didt get to find out were the problem came from bcuz my boy upgraded the whole fuel system but it did fix the problem.
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