Fuel filter?

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2004 Buick Lesabre custom + leather package
2004 lesabre custom
Car has died while driving, starting back up after going in neutral just fine, and a few times I have had to give it some gas to start it. Got a number of codes p00d9 p1200 p0107 p006a p0500 p0118 and c3e04
I think I changed the fuel filter a couple years ago, but I am hoping it’s not something more serious. Anyone seen all these codes together? The car does seem to run fine other than unexpected dying. Going up hills doesn’t seem to be a problem either
 
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Looking at the data I’m guessing it’s the MAP sensor. It stays at a constant psi while the car is running, and it has the reference 5v getting to it. I have one ordered and will see how it goes.
 
I just posted a long post about this on a separate thread. I had a somewhat similar situation. I changed the fuel filter and still had the issue. I took the cap off the pressure relief valve located on the fuel rail and gas poured out. I replaced the shrader valve and it was fixed. The tool and the valves cost $5. Your problem might not be as simple as this but it's worth taking a look.
 

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I just posted a long post about this on a separate thread. I had a somewhat similar situation. I changed the fuel filter and still had the issue. I took the cap off the pressure relief valve located on the fuel rail and gas poured out. I replaced the shrader valve and it was fixed. The tool and the valves cost $5. Your problem might not be as simple as this but it's worth taking a look.
Do you remember what the post was titled because I have not found it yet.
 
Do you remember what the post was titled because I have not found it yet.
He hasn't been here in 1 1/2 years. Did you look at this?
 
Only way to check fuel pressure is with pressure gauge. Part stores rent them out for free just give them a deposit . Remember screen on bottom of fuel pump can be clogged as well , just as bad as clogged filter .
 
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