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In your first post on this problem, you stated that it started right after filling up your tank. That would lead one to believe that the problem stems from fuel qantity or fuel quality. Since you have already changed the fuel filter that eliminates one issue on the quantity side, the other being the fuel pump. So, you would have to have the fuel pressure checked in order to rule out that possibility. Your felling about it having enough fuel pressure does not count, it's what the pressure gauge tells you that counts.
On the quality side, there is not much that can be done other than removing the fuel from the tank. If the fuel pressure is not the problem, try two or three bottles of dry gas and see if that helps the problem.
In your first post on this problem, you stated that it started right after filling up your tank. That would lead one to believe that the problem stems from fuel qantity or fuel quality. Since you have already changed the fuel filter that eliminates one issue on the quantity side, the other being the fuel pump. So, you would have to have the fuel pressure checked in order to rule out that possibility. Your felling about it having enough fuel pressure does not count, it's what the pressure gauge tells you that counts.
On the quality side, there is not much that can be done other than removing the fuel from the tank. If the fuel pressure is not the problem, try two or three bottles of dry gas and see if that helps the problem.
