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1993 dodge caravan fuel injection problem?

1993 dodge caravan fuel injection problem?

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09-05-02, 05:06 PM

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1993 dodge caravan fuel injection problem?

when we try to start the van,if we use the gas the engine will shut down., otherwise it may stay idle (roughly) for a minute or so then sputter off. any suggestions? I do not know to much about engines,but I do learn quickly.
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09-05-02, 05:33 PM

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Check your fuel pressure if its low you will have problems.When was the last time this van saw a new fuel filter?Do these simple checks if you believe it to be fuel related.Then repost,you may have a bad fuel pump.

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