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Question low oil psi/ level cutoff?

i have a 84 944 that starts and stalls i have tried everything i can think of. i did clarks tests on afm,tps coolant sensor, o2, i replaced the coolant sensor and fuel psi regulator, cleaned all grounds i could find, checked for 12v @ injectors i was wondering if these cars have a low oil psi or level cutoff, the psi gauge reads plenty, but now im grasping at straws.

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No automatic cutout. There is only the pressure gauge and low level light.
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it starts and how long does it run for? Check the J-Boot for tears and air leaks.
Is the fuel freah and adequate? Hows the spark? Did this start all at once or slowly?
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There is a vacuum line that connects to the jboot right on the corner on the bottom that you cannot see...you can only feel it. Make sure it is in.
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see if you can keep it alive with the throttle.
if you can, it's more likely (as these guys have said) a vac leak.
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the car sat for about 4 months. it was running before that. i put in fresh fuel. i also lifted the intake to check for vac leaks. i believe i have a bad dme. doesn't help its so cold outside. got fed up and dropped it at local porsche guy. i'll update on his findings. thanks for all your help.

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