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Hall effect 200

posted by  Shu on  Tue Feb 11 03:36 CST 2003
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After all the entertainment I got from changing both fuel pumps, I found that there was no change in drivability. Still had the normal driving and then putt-putt and then vrroom!!! This time I saw tach swinging around, thought Ahh Hah! Must be electrical, it is cold here and I have not checked wiring to hall sensor, but I bet that is it. Any thoughts, experience? Just thought I'd keep people updated in case of similar problems. --Shu
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1981 Volvo 244 GL w/ 225K Original B21F and 3spd. auto






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