Fuel pump usually associated with car can crank properly but it just wouldn't start.
I suspect the problem might be your fuel pressure regulator as it's a well known issue where fuel pressure regulator caused intermittent choking problem. What is your regulator pressure? anything below 3 bar maybe consider low even for stock engine.
Have you change your fuel filter before? Clogged fuel filter affect the fuel distribution too. If I could recall, Waja fuel filter is located at car under body on rear passenger right side door.
I knew waja use fuel filter.but never knee down to check it.maybe later get home need to check it.BTW bro, i see some owner use fuel pressure with gauge inside under the hood.any help not from that guy?i just assume that he got the gauge so we can check/monitor fuel pressure.any goodness for stock engine not?
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Not sure fuel pump problem, fuel pressure regulator or the idle air control valve on the throttle. Erratic idling, there's once that when accelerating from standstill, the car keep choking around 3k rpm and like hesitate to go. :(
manage to take out your rear seat?