I had the exact same thing happen while trying to drive an old Honda
Civic over Cayuse Pass. Turned out to be a plugged fuel filter.
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 19:37:34 -0700 "Marc Stenchever"
<Marcsten(at)prontomail.com> writes:
> I have been an owner of a series IV With a series V engine for a year
>
> or so. I have been on the list for a while longer and find it very
> helpful. This is my first question. I recently tried to drive over
> one of our lovely mountain passes her in Washington State and at
> about 3000 feet, the car
> started to misfire badly, then about two hundred feet higher we
> ground to a hault and stalled. Restart was simple, and off we went,
> but shortly after the same thing happened. Turning around and
> heading
> back down all was well. What would cause this? I am thinking fuel
> starvation, but the carbs seem to be set up right, ie no smoking,
> usual fuel mileage, plugs not looking unusual, etc. Please help! I
> am
> stuck here in the valley!
> Marc Stenchever
> 1964 E-Type<BR>
> 1965 Alpine<BR>
>
>
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