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91LazrTunr

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Dec 12, 2005
cortland, Ohio
:laser: Ok, just yesterday I got my laser back out of retirement from driving my summer ride and well, first I want to make one thing clear..everytime I turn my car to the left all the way and hit the gas I get a pretty fast clicking from right front which I'm like 99% posotive thats a dry CV shaft right?. Second, I ran it easy to get all fluids going back thrugh again and after 10 mins of normal driving I decided to go WOT from a 20 roll, to my suprise when it hit 6.5k rpm's it cut out and continued to until I let off the throttle completely..and to this car that was something that Never happened before any other time because I used to be able to take it all the way to 7.5k which is fuel cut out. So yesterday and today I had to work and haven't been able to go under the hood ### I need to go to work and back. So today on the way home I decided to try it again and sure enough it actually cut out at 5.5k....?:barf: much more of this and my N/A won't even be able to go anywhere heh ### u all know it takes like 3k just to get the dam things moving. Also did it like 4 other times and results 5.5k-6.5k each time. But one way I found..since mines auto, I manually put it into 2nd and slowly climbed the rpm's and at 1/2 throttle it zooms right past that 5.5k-6.5k cut out and it went right to 7.5k, the usual.....but then I tried it one last time hoping I cleared whatever was wrong and sure enough at WOT 5.5k it cut out...I'm puzzled..Ne ideas?
 
Well obviously you are experiancing fuel cut.

It could be an air leak somewhere in the system. Or a clogged injector.
 
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