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I have a '91 240 wagon which I have been slowly restoring. It had been
well cared for up until about a year ago, and then totally neglected.
I've repaired a crumpled fender, rear deck replacement, rewiring the
rear deck, and miscellaneous wiring gremlins.
The car always starts up. It idles smoothly. It gets decent gas milage
(19 mpg city driving, that's about right, isn't it?)
I loaded it up and took it on an 800 mile trip. I know it needs a new
clutch fan, because it overheats when sitting in traffic. I also have
a new radiator ready to put in. But...
Occasionally when driving around 65 mph on the highway, the car would
hesitate, lose power. It really wouldn't slow down as much as just not
go faster. It never stalled, but it seemed like it might once or
twice. It might have idled a little rough when that problem was
happening, but not much.
Occasionally, but rarely, it will hesitate on a hot day after driving
only around 10 miles.
I looked around and checked small hoses under the hood... they seem
fine..
Any suggetions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Larry
well cared for up until about a year ago, and then totally neglected.
I've repaired a crumpled fender, rear deck replacement, rewiring the
rear deck, and miscellaneous wiring gremlins.
The car always starts up. It idles smoothly. It gets decent gas milage
(19 mpg city driving, that's about right, isn't it?)
I loaded it up and took it on an 800 mile trip. I know it needs a new
clutch fan, because it overheats when sitting in traffic. I also have
a new radiator ready to put in. But...
Occasionally when driving around 65 mph on the highway, the car would
hesitate, lose power. It really wouldn't slow down as much as just not
go faster. It never stalled, but it seemed like it might once or
twice. It might have idled a little rough when that problem was
happening, but not much.
Occasionally, but rarely, it will hesitate on a hot day after driving
only around 10 miles.
I looked around and checked small hoses under the hood... they seem
fine..
Any suggetions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Larry