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• Replied by OZtion Member on 23-Jul-2008 18:13 (Ref 2082)	Edit
  you dont happen to have a discount petrol station that you buy your fuel from do you? Besides a mechanical problem ( leave that one to the experts ) it could be bad fuel - near where I live there is one garage that has a reputation for dirty fuel and I went there once because I had to have fuel...yeah about 10 mins later the car starts to splutter and cough and it wasn't until I topped up the fuel again from a better place that it cleared up. Not saying that's the cause but it could be worth considering maybe the tanks need a clean out  - I just read that it happens with the gas too....good luck, they are a pain! cheers

• Replied by OZtion Member on 23-Jul-2008 18:37 (Ref 2084)	Edit
  Could be an air/vacuum leak

• Replied by OZtion Member on 25-Jul-2008 01:40 (Ref 2085)	Edit
  hi,not sure about your model but ,possibly coil ,hall sensor, crank angle sensor ,valves ,timing ,faulty new lead or plug which would be more noticeable on gas , cheers

• Replied by OZtion Member on 25-Jul-2008 11:32 (Ref 2083)	Edit
  Thanks for your replys, looks like there are a few more things they can look at yet. It's so frustrating.

• Replied by brads4wdmad on 31-Mar-2010 21:53 (Ref 3170)
  Hi mate Mine used to do the exact same thing and spent heaps trying to get it rectified Is yours Fuel Injected and if so get your Air flow sensor meter checked as this was the cause for my issues Good luck Brad