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If I just knew what the frig I am supposed to be fixing. And I thought math made me feel like a dumb-ass. After all I've done to this thing, I should know what to do from here but I don't....for shame, for shame....


I feel your pain. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> that's pretty much been my story between my Troop & car for the last year or so. comes with the territory of self-teaching I suppose - such is the price for gain of knowledge & wisdom, right?

anyway, you mentioned looking into the TPS - did you follow through on that?

how about spark? checked cap & rotor? coil?

MAF sensor?

have you had any problems with the battery or possible charging issues? there is that voodoo relationship between the alt & fuel pump...

just trying to throw some other ideas out there for you.

regardless if your fuel line issue is related to the stumble, I'd make that a top priority to rectify. I suppose if the high pressure line from the pump was leaking enough then the injectors could be starved, but that would be a lot of gas spewing all over and I'd think would be pretty obvious.

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The return pipe on top of the cap broke in half


are you talking about the fuel pump housing? I recently destroyed mine on my car while attempting to replace the fuel pump & associated lines/hoses. I found one on car-part.com for $30 under the 'fuel pump' listings - it said 'housing only'. you may try looking there. if none are listed that way, call a bunch of the yards that list the pumps and ask about it, you may find one for cheap.


2.6 Trooper
2.0 Impulse Turbo