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I posted a while back about my 87 944 not starting. I finally towed it in, and after about $800 in tune up, draining old fuel and both Crank Position Reference Sensors. The mechanic says the car will turn over but once the key is released it loses fuel pressure and won't continue running. He says he is stumped and it will be 6 hours of labor at least to figure out what is going on. He says the fuel pressure is fine for starting but there is none for running. He says there are two different signals sent to the fuel pump. I believe I have all of this right. If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate it. I'm pretty close to donating the car, but would be willing to try one more thing.
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I have a 1987 944. It sat for 6 months in my garage, while I replaced the headlight after an encounter with a deer. Ran great before, now it won't start. Checked DME, spark at the plug, put a 1/2 tank fresh gas with an additive. I'm thinking fuel filter may be next on the list. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Brian