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If you're struggling to accelerate, especially on the highway, or you notice other signs your car might not be getting enough gas, the problem can be caused by a partially blocked or clogged fuel line, fuel filter, pump, or injector. If your car won't start at all, there are a few quick tests you can run to figure out whether or not it's causing your problems. | If you're struggling to accelerate, especially on the highway, or you notice other signs your car might not be getting enough gas, the problem can be caused by a partially blocked or clogged fuel line, fuel filter, pump, or injector. If your car won't start at all, there are a few quick tests you can run to figure out whether or not it's causing your problems. | ||
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===Performing an Electrical Test=== | ===Performing an Electrical Test=== | ||
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#*The pressure should match the specifications listed in the repair manual, and should increase as you rev the engine. If it doesn’t, you need to replace your fuel pump and filter. | #*The pressure should match the specifications listed in the repair manual, and should increase as you rev the engine. If it doesn’t, you need to replace your fuel pump and filter. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
