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It's back, 2-3-1, can a fuel pump be the culprit? 200

posted by  Justin A on  Tue Aug 5 15:51 CST 2008
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Replaced the fuel filter last month, found that the plastic hose from the filter to the pump was kinked badly, and the fuel that came out of the filter... unspeakable. I figure this might relieve some of the pump's burden, but apparently it hasn't as she is still really noisy. And the noise fluctuates, I am certain the pump is on its last leg. But can a lamed pump cause the 2-3-1 (compensating for lean/rich air mixture at cruise) code? I am fairly certain of no air leaks.

Thanks,

Justin






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