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Old 01-06-2010, 02:24 PM
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Hello, my 1998 S70 was driving fine yesturday; right when i pulled into my spot at work it kind of "sputtered out". It starts and the radio turns, etc. But it dies after a couple moments. I also felt as if gas or a sulfur smell was in the air. When its running it runs hard and the steering wheel almost shakes, then there is a clear loss in power and i just kill the engine. I live in Mass so temps are low and there has been snow on the ground for about 2 weeks. I did some research...frozen fuel lines? Please HELP PLEASE!!! thank you! -tyler
 
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Any codes thrown?, if so what are they?
 
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Do you have a CEL (Check Engine Light)? If so, you will need to get the cars computer read with a code reader to see what system or systems is having problem(s).

It really could be a number of problems. The most common are:
- Bad spark plug wire(s)
- Bad spark plug or something causing misfire.
- Fuel delivery problem(s) like fuel regulator or main fuel pump problems.
- Vacuum problem(s) like idle control valve, loose vacuum hose, etc.

So there are a number of things that could cause the car to run rough. We really need more information to help you.
 
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