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can a bad feul pump make your car idle low
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Tom answered 3 years ago
Usually not. Fuel pump is either on or off. A dirty throttle body might be your issue. Hard to tell without seeing the car. Any lights on the dash?
opelousasplaya answered 3 years ago
No lights cumin on jus idling low and wen I put da a/c on it gets weaker
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