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Diagnosis help - engine performance 700 1989

posted by  chasmike on  Mon May 23 07:52 CST 2005
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Thanks for this input. I tried an old diagnostic trick on the AMM... just disconnected it at idle at operating temperature. The engine speed dropped down signifcantly from the 750 rpm idle and it sputtered until I reconnected the AMM. I don't have access to another "known good" one to swap, but am not sure I would see a difference. Will keep this in mind though.
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Chas Mike, former '85 760 Diesel (loved it!); now '89 740GL 230k and counting






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