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By now, your car probably has on average over 100,000 miles. I good solid tune-up with spark plugs and wires my solve your problem. However, your fuel injection system my be to blame as well. Have a qualified mechanic trouble shoot your problem.
There may be a problem in combustion unit. If the fuel supply to the combustion unit is not perfect, you will not get a sudden pick up. Try to fix these problems to get a better drive. If you want a higher pick up add superchargers or turbo as it induces oxygen for a better combustion. Have a glance at this link http://www.carpartswarehouse.com/part/turbo.html
Your fuel pump or fuel pressure regulator are not supplying constant fuel pressure. Too much or too little is causing it to kill. You can pull the vacuum line from the regulaor and check for gas. If there is none, you need a pump, it is weak.
I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY CAR. 93 LS 400. THAT WOULD BE YOUR FUEL FILTER OR THE FUEL PUMP GOING BAD. TRY CHANGING THE FILTER FIRST. THE DEALER TRIED TO CHARGE ME $980 TO CHANGE FUEL PUMP.
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