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So i changed all the sensors as mentioned and it ran perfect no hassles for about three days but today it decided to stall after initial each start up but would start up on 2nd turn each time straight away which it did three times in a row but never stalled while actually driving...

Only other thing it could be is the fuel pump/filter right? lol... this thing is becoming a money pit xD

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Fuel pump or pressure sensor is my bet, sometimes there will be a ticking/clunking sound when you turn the car off after it has been running rough (turning car on and off again stops the noise), this is normally a good indicator its the fuel pump, you can also turn on the ignition (engine off) and see if you hear the fuel pump start cycling after a while. It's also a pain to change the fuel pump as you have to of course drop the fuel tank to change it out, make sure you grab a new gasket when you order the new pump.
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Crank angle sensor would be my guess.
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It's also a pain to change the fuel pump as you have to of course drop the fuel tank to change it out,.
Or, if you're careful, cut a hole in the floor like I did. A lot less hassle if you need to get to it again (like I did!)
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Or, if you're careful, cut a hole in the floor like I did. A lot less hassle if you need to get to it again (like I did!)
Plus it works as a good indicator if your in water too deep hahah
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Dropping the fuel tank is pretty easy IMHO.
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