We have an 2002 Cobalt 226 with a 5.7 volvo penta. Over the last three years we have had to replace the fuel pump in it.
The issue we have with it is: When it gets to operating temperature, the fuel pump starts to act up bu whinning and making noise and the engine rpms drop down to almost nothing. Then it just quits running. If we put a bag of ice on the pump to cool it off the it starts back up. The local dealer tells us that the gas is evaporating and causing a vapor lock in it which makes it act up. Has anyone had such issues and if so how did you fix them?
The issue we have with it is: When it gets to operating temperature, the fuel pump starts to act up bu whinning and making noise and the engine rpms drop down to almost nothing. Then it just quits running. If we put a bag of ice on the pump to cool it off the it starts back up. The local dealer tells us that the gas is evaporating and causing a vapor lock in it which makes it act up. Has anyone had such issues and if so how did you fix them?