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scary engine development 200 1987

posted by  lateshow on  Thu Oct 6 13:58 CST 2005
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replacing the knock sensor seems to have done the trick. eEuroparts and Fedex had the part here in 20 hours... installation wasn't too bad. the remarkable thing is a noticable increase in performance.. sure didn't expect that. I had to take off the distr. cap for access and cleaned a little green corrosion off the points with my finger. maybe that's the explanation. Couldn't have done this project without brickboarders help.






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