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| Topic subject | 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus |
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91050, 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by jap901, Jun-30-05 04:16 PM
Hello I know this is not a eclipse but i was hoping some of you my beable to help This is my mothers car and today it got hard to crank and when it did it run realy rough and i gave it gas till it smoothed out and then she drove it about 15 miles and after seting a few mins it did't want to crank again but it did and this time it smoothed out but if you give it much gas it boogs down and loses power so i told her to hold it steady when i followed her home she was able to get it up to about 45 but she told me when we had to stop and start it would start all back over again. Any Ideas?
I though it my have been water in the gas but she filled i up monday and it has a little less than a 3/4 of a tank but i have read the map sencer and spark plugs and wires could couse this where should i start first?
Thanks
Jim
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91051, RE: 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by silvreclipsers, Jun-30-05 05:44 PM
change the wires and spark plugs, also my car had the same problems when my o2 sensor went out
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91055, RE: 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by micyek, Jul-01-05 01:27 AM
I say O2 sensor also
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91061, RE: 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by EvuLFleA, Jul-01-05 05:55 AM
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&hs=bT2&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official_s&q=run+on+sentence&spell=1
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91066, RE: 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by Keith2172, Jul-01-05 11:27 AM
what ^ said. If there's anything that kills a post for me it is poor grammer. Not the occasional misspelled word or misplaced comma, but what you did, I can't get my mind past it to think about the question. Try harder.
P.S. SEARCH!!!
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91214, RE: 2.4L in 97 Dodge Stratus Posted by jap901, Jul-06-05 03:47 PM
Originally posted by Keith2172 what ^ said. If there's anything that kills a post for me it is poor grammer. Not the occasional misspelled word or misplaced comma, but what you did, I can't get my mind past it to think about the question. Try harder. P.S. SEARCH!!!
Hello, Sorry for the grammer, I was tired and just lazy.
I found the problem it was the fuel pump.
Thanks for everones help.
Jim
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