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Re: carb not right [Re: freebird] #449212 05/13/04 01:42 AM

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have you gone through the flow charts in a chilton?

you need to have all the sensrors running proporly in order to get the carb to work right, then you need the actuatros to function just as well so that the commands the computer sends out are performed proporly.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
carb not right	freebird	05/12/04 06:14 PM
Re: carb not right	BigJim	05/12/04 06:58 PM
Re: carb not right	Anonymous	05/12/04 08:04 PM
Re: carb not right	freebird	05/13/04 01:10 AM
Re: carb not right	Anonymous	05/13/04 01:42 AM
Re: carb not right	BigJim	05/13/04 02:10 AM
Re: carb not right	Anonymous	05/13/04 05:00 AM
Re: carb not right	superdawg	05/13/04 01:32 PM
Re: carb not right	Anonymous	05/13/04 02:27 PM
Re: carb not right	doc long	05/13/04 02:49 PM
Re: carb not right	freebird	05/14/04 06:41 AM
Re: carb not right	wranglert	05/14/04 12:52 PM
Re: carb not right	freebird	05/15/04 11:48 PM
Re: carb not right	Anonymous	05/19/04 02:59 AM
Re: carb not right	fishtaker	05/19/04 04:21 AM

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