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High altitude problems 200 1982

posted by  shovelfxr on  Sat Jan 26 12:45 CST 2002
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when i lived in aspen colorado my chevy pickup (carbed) would do the same thing if shut down immediately after a long uphill stretch. altitude was 7-9000 ft. the only way i could cure it was to allow the engine to "idle down" for a minute or two before shutting off. bad plug wire might cause the miss. good luck






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