TIA,
- Paul
Could be the Distributor module is going bad or maybe a fuel injector that's got an intermittent problem. If it were me (only because I've already experienced the problem) I'd take the distributor module to Auto Zone and get it tested. Couldn't pinpoint mine until it died completely (in the middle of nowhere).
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I agree with Rich, distributor problem is likely. Possibily the pickupcoil.
Cheers
Going up a hill, your foot is deeper in the throttle. The cylinder charge is more dense and is therfore harder to ignite. Check entire ignition system starting with the coil and coil wire.
-Bob
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