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Morning Sickness 200

posted by  UlisKeeper on  Thu Aug 10 17:46 CST 2017
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For the last three days my 1992 240 sedan has been acting up, but only in the morning. It starts and idles fine until it warms up and I'm half way to work. It hesitates/misses intermittently and sometimes dies at idle. When I am ready to leave work in the afternoon, no problems whatsoever. I got a 232 error code once, but not consistently. I haven't had the time to look at it when it is acting up in the morning and at night, well, nothing to see. Any ideas?






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