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Damien McGrath
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All sorted now, just tried starting her up the following day and all was good, thinking may have been air stuck in the fuel lines. -
Tried my best to keep everything away from fuel lines, plugs are newish, not sure the coils have been replaced while I own it (6 years)?? Best not to drive her then, AA may have to come to my rescue.
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Problem after replacing coolant header tank!!!! I have just replaced a cracked coolant header tank on my 2000 996 Carrera, with only a few scuffed knuckles for my trouble, however I had to disconnect 2 fuel lines to make the tank easier to fit/remove. Since rebuliding, the engine is noticeably lumpy/misfiring and the engine check light has come on/flashes! Has anyone got any ideas if this is a simple fix or will I need to visit my local indie for assistance??? Thanks Damien