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What would cause intermittent loss of ignition timing advance? 200 1986

posted by  mkatt on  Thu Sep 8 12:01 CST 2005
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Glad I caught this post. I`ve been having the same problem with my `86 245. There are times when its accelerating poorly, when driving next to a Jersey barrier or anything else that reflects sound, I can hear the motor chatter like its starved for something. It doesn`t blow smoke or anything, and there is no carbon inside the tailpipe either. So I figure its running lean and I`ll check the other stuff suggested on this thread. Thanks to all.






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