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How do you trust your brick for long distance trip

posted by  javalion on  Tue Jan 4 13:26 CST 2005
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The only car I can totally depend on is a rental car. If it breaks down, I can call and depend on getting get another one.

For a 5 miles or 100k in a 940 and if your zeroed out, I’d carry a fuel pressure relay (a couple if you get them from FCPG), a crank sensor and a fuel injection relay. I have only heard of two map sensor failures but for $40, sure. Make sure the radiator and the heater control valve are not the original.
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Tom F. Couple of Volvos Mods, RainX & cup holders.






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