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No. 4 fuse 200 1991

posted by  Cliff Pope on  Wed Jul 14 20:29 CST 2004
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You are right Art - I know it is a clasic mistake to start fiddling with other things rather than starting with what you have just done. I was just musing on a possible connection, ie whether a poor fuel pump could have caused mixture problems that in turn connected with the O2 sensor. Otherwise I can't see the connection between Fuse 4 and the sensor.






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