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Check those triggers... 140-160

posted by  bmessina on  Wed Oct 1 05:49 CST 2008
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I had a very similar problem in my djet 145 last week. The car would buck like mad, I couldn't make it up even a modest grade from a stop. I pulled the distributor to get to the triggers, which looked really dirty. I cleaned them up, gave the distributor a thorough cleaning (especially the shaft), and it fixed my problem completely. It only took 20 minutes or so, it's definitely worth a shot.





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