Hi all,
Driving twice today and I had virtually an entire loss of power. Driving normally the first time and shifted down to 2nd gear and car basically just idled despite me wanting quite the opposite, second time I had just left work cruising at 70 in 4th gear and same thing, I blipped the throttle a couple of times and could hear the pod filter and air rushing trough but no go. Then all normal again.
Any ideas, I'm guessing maybe fuel filter?
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There could be dirt down the bottom of the tank,
as the fuel gets lower, it starts to shake and the stuff gets picked up with fuel.
I had this commonwhore VP before the FTO, years ago now,
It had thrashed so much before me, you wouldnt believe,
I bought the thing for $2k,
When there was half a tank fuel left, it started to shutter as well, started to shake badly,
imagine the muddy stuff in the tank
I had to keep the tank full all the time,
I sold the shitbox for $4k though
as the fuel gets lower, it starts to shake and the stuff gets picked up with fuel.
I had this commonwhore VP before the FTO, years ago now,
It had thrashed so much before me, you wouldnt believe,
I bought the thing for $2k,
When there was half a tank fuel left, it started to shutter as well, started to shake badly,

imagine the muddy stuff in the tank
I had to keep the tank full all the time,
I sold the shitbox for $4k though
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