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1995 Subaru LOSING POWER WHEN ITS HOT OUTSIDE!

Tiny
JAAJEB
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I have a 1995 Subaru Legacy AWD Wagon the L model with 200,000 miles. When it is cold outside my car runs completely fine, there is a small leak where you put the gas in but other than that the car runs fine. Whenever I drive the car when it is hot outside when the car is in any gear the car hiccups, in other words it jerks like its not getting gas for about 2 seconds and then if you step on the gas you can keep going. But then it does it a few times in a row and I usually have to restart the car to start going again. Then the car will run fine for about 15-20 miles and then do it again. We just did an oil change and changed the spark plugs and the wires. Does anyone have any ideas? Please Help!
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Sunday, May 28th, 2006 AT 1:50 AM

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Tiny
CCLARK
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When the outside temperature hits 91 degrees and the air conditiioner is on inside the car, the engine begins to hiccup and I have to turn off the air conditioner. The car has 120,000+ miles and is the first Subaru I've had to go over 100,000 miles. I like the car and want to keep it awhile yet. PLEASE help since I drive on high-speed NJ highways to school.
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