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I have a 91 Olds thatt acts like it is not getting enough ...

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I have a 91 Olds thatt acts like it is not getting enough gas what is wrong

Optional Information: 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 3.1L
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Customer (name blocked for privacy)
Status:  Closed   Value: $10
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November 8 7:36 PM (6 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
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Please include the following info so we are able to help
you.Make/model/year/engine size/transmission type.Please also
include a description of any repairs or diagnostic work that
has been done up to this point.Please describe the problem as
completly as possible.That will save time in getting you the
correct answer.If any dash lights are on like the check engine
light now would be a good time to say so.If that's the case a
quick trip to local auto parts will get the code.Most auto
parts will do this for free on 1996 and up vehicles.Come back
with the code number and post it.If you haven't made a deposit
now would be a good time to pay it so you can read the answers
to your question.This is a general list of required
information so some may not apply to you.Thank you for your
attention in this matter.Davo/diablo666 Car Category Mentor


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November 8 7:50 PM (14 minutes later)
         
Reply to Davo/diablo666's Post: Ok here you go

1991 Oldsmolbie cutlass supreme Automatic trans. 3.1 liter fuel inj.

New engine put in last year. The engine is acting like the injectors are stopped up and not letting it get the gas it needs to run
Customer (name blocked for privacy)
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November 8 9:39 PM (1 hour and 48 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
You will need to check for spark,injector pulse and fuel pressure during the failure.Check all three to avoid misdiagnosis.Post back with your findings.We will be able to continue with the diagnostics at that point.

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