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How do you trust your brick for long distance trip

posted by  interstition on  Sun Jan 2 10:09 CST 2005
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I drove my '91 745 which is Regina like yours to Denver and back in July, 1000 miles each way. No worries, but I did buy bring a box of spares just in case; relays, belts, hoses. I didn't need any of them, but will need most of them eventually anyway.

Haven't seen many (any really) posts of map sensor failures, but I did recently get a spare one at the pick-n-pull anyway.
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Andy in St. Paul, '91 745 Regina 198K mi, '89 244 142K, '87 245 RIP






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