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cel p0014 p0017 XC 2003 V70-XC70 2003

posted by  Yaleh on  Tue Feb 24 15:41 CST 2009
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Well,

Just wanted to post back that the codes have not come back yet. It's been about 20 days now.

What I ended up doing in the end was change the plugs and tighten the timing belt tensioner. There has been a large increase in power and smoothness too.

So here's hoping it's good for a while :)

Thanks KlausC, I believe you exactly diagnosed this as my probable cause to fix.

Yaleh.






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