moacsupreme

Okay, my car had been sitting over a year before I bought it. I changed the fuel filter twice, and put fresh gas in (not much though). Then it sat a little while longer, started the same stuff..guess the gas went bad again. Basically, when you take off it's just bogging down to the point of dying. While it's doing it, it sounds like it backfires and stuff. I'm starting to wonder if just draining the bad gas out is getting everything or if there is still stuff left in the tank causing problems. Or even if the filter on the fuel pump is stuck up. Should I take the tank out and have it cleaned. Or will draining it again and putting fresh gas and some kind of fuel system cleaner do the job?

Bay_707

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by moacsupreme &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay, my car had been sitting over a year before I bought it. I changed the fuel filter twice, and put fresh gas in (not much though). Then it sat a little while longer, started the same stuff..guess the gas went bad again. Basically, when you take off it's just bogging down to the point of dying. While it's doing it, it sounds like it backfires and stuff. I'm starting to wonder if just draining the bad gas out is getting everything or if there is still stuff left in the tank causing problems. Or even if the filter on the fuel pump is stuck up. Should I take the tank out and have it cleaned. Or will draining it again and putting fresh gas and some kind of fuel system cleaner do the job?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Start sucking biatch.

moacsupreme

huh?

integrarider

i think washing out the tank would be a good idea

not sure if thats the problem thow

but hey, good to have it clean anyways, and if it doesnt work still, atleast you know it has nothing to do with that

Fuuma0083

when gas gets old it turns very thick. Should clean the tank out. And if that's not the problem check the fuel pump.