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Hesitation going after coming to a stop - can I use 240 wires for diagnosis 700 1991

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Fri Jun 28 12:01 CST 2013
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If they have the same motor and distributor location...no problem. Is it Rex/Regina or Bosch?

Depending on what hesitation feels like, check your tranny fluid (assuming it is an automatic). Even 1/2 low can cause cavitation that would feel like a hesitation even thought the engine revs just fine.

Did you pull the codes?

When was the last cap/rotor/plugs tune up?





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