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Ok known facts. Air in fuel between fuel pump and filter. Check supply between tank and pump. If no air: suspect fuel pump. If air present check hoses for leak. There is a short section of rubber line between tank and hard fuel line. Chances are if it's letting air in it probably letting fuel...
I think it is a fuel problem. Check the hoses at fuel tank. I just had an experience of a 998 acting very erratic very similar to your experience. Turns out it was a loose fuel line connection to tank. When running it would suck air along with fuel and send it all through the injection pump...
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