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New owner from WI.

Choptop

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Wi
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'89 Convertible
Had a '61 for 10 years, back in the 70's, bought an '89 convertible last Nov. Spent the winter replacing things, because it's 37 years old and a pathetic Carfax. It is a good example of a fairly well taken care of car w/decent original paint and no apparent accidents. Am used to old school, carburetor/air/ignition, this TP! has me scratching my 75 year old head but I am learning. I drove it over an hour home after purchase, then it went directly in the garage, over the last month I have replaced the injectors w/Bosch111's, replaced the fuel pump, new filter and new diaphragm in the fpr and I am only getting 30# of fuel pressure, starts hard and is a dog. This weekend I put the old fuel pump back in, installed a new diaphragm, their appeared to be nothing wrong w/the old one, and I still get only 30#. After I prime the lines, w/30# it doesn't all bleed off like I see some video's, after 10 minutes I lose about 5#'s. Love the car but am not enjoying driving it, any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
 
Welcome to the CAC.

Share your problem in the C4 Forum and you should get some good responses. More than likely someone has been through this before.

Tom
 

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