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D-jet ECU part numbers 140-160

posted by  Phil S. on  Thu Nov 6 08:04 CST 2003
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The heck with thawing out... what am I, a wimp?

Part number is 017, just as you say. What exactly is confusing you?

New place is just great, thanks. It's not all that cold out really, but we're in the middle of a forest, and very little direct sunlight hits the ground in this season, so night frost isn't melting during the day right now.

The county is also frozen about finally issuing a building permit for our shop/garage, so all the shop stuff is stored under a tarp out by the end of the house. Maybe by Christmas...





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