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Cutting out / idle dropping / fuel tank noise after long drive


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Hello again.

2000 Boxster S approx 70k miles. No fault codes stored. Unknown history other than me for the last year or so.

MAF cleaned, throttle body cleaned - no change.

UK summer approaching and the boxster’s getting its startup maintenance planned – not been used all winter.

One problem I had all of last year was that, after maybe a 20 mile drive @ 70mph (motorway / freeway), than enter a city and drive in stop start traffic for another 2 miles or so, the engine revs get very uneven and drop to a point where it almost stalls. Usually it picks up, but if it doesn’t, it stalls and is difficult to start.

All of this is usually accompanied by a fairly loud groan from the fuel tank area. Sometimes, removing the fuel cap, pressing the flap and letting a bunch of air in (or out?) helps the starting if it stalled or smooths out the dropping idle speed.

I have a new fuel filter that I didn’t fit last year, so I will do that shortly, but I was looking for some advice as to what other areas to tackle.

Another thing - i sometimes get a groan / squeal from the fuel filler area when i switch off the engine.

No problems with refuelling gas / petrol.

I appreciate you taking the time to look.

Many thanks

Paul

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