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My sick brick - respiratory failure??? 700 1992

posted by  boxvolvo on  Wed May 7 05:39 CST 2008
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The symtoms you describe, and the fact that they have come on gradually, suggests a possible restriction in the air supply. Check, and renew if necessary, the air filter. Look for a kinking or collapsing of the accordian hose between the AMM and throttle body. Clean the throttle body. Check the vacuum lines into the throttle body for integrity.





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