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posted by  bejazzpiano on  Sun Sep 22 03:56 CST 2002
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Yes, accually. Thank you for asking. My mechanics got the problem to occur (three months ago) while the car was hooked up to their computer. They found that there was a voltage spike happening at at certain area. They checked that part and found it was functional. Their next step was to reground all of the grounding contacts. They did this and the problem ceased to exist, for three months. Now it's back. I'm wondering what to do at this point. My mechanics are very confused and say that my car is definately a one of a kind problem. They say that the previous owner had had a front end collision with this vehicle and it's had little problems like this ever since.


Mason






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