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Fixed my stalling problem - a loose wire going to the coil 200 1991

posted by  rf64 on  Mon Jul 2 15:28 CST 2007
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Hello all ,well I found out why my car was stalling . One of the wires going to the coil was loose. I jiggled the wire with the engine ideling and the car stalled out. the end of the wire has a male or female end I'm not sure which one but I crimped it and put it back on the coil terminal and it went on nice and tight , and that was the whole problem. I didnt need a amm or crank sensor after all , thank god . Thanks to all. rf64






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