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A prob I had last week was my 07 Rancher 420 just stalled one day while driving and it started back up no prob but missing like crazy when I try moving. I shut it off for a few mins and it was fine then started it again once it got warm again. It hardly moves when this happens. Seems like when it cools down its fine. What should I check? Hasnt done it everytime but would like to figure it out. Where is the fuel filter located?Thanks

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A prob I had last week was my 07 Rancher 420 just stalled one day while driving and it started back up no prob but missing like crazy when I try moving. I shut it off for a few mins and it was fine then started it again once it got warm again. It hardly moves when this happens. Seems like when it cools down its fine. What should I check? Hasnt done it everytime but would like to figure it out. Where is the fuel filter located?Thanks

Have you resolved this problem yet? I have the same am replacing fuel pump and fuel filter in gas tank

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