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New Engine? What Would You Do?

posted by  pomp on  Tue Nov 19 07:55 CST 2002
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he didn't check the timing belt, but yknow? that's really what it sounds like. because she started running like this all at once. she was running fine one morning when i stopped at the gas station before work. when i restarted her, she chugged and quit (which was very strange), i restarted her and she's run funky ever since. does that sound like a jumped timing belt? i've taken care of her like a child, religiously changed the oil, gave her new plugs, wires every spring and fall. i'm at my wits end here and i love this brick.
pomp






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