Subject	Re: Short answer: no
Posted by	Medallion Man on June 01, 2012 at 10:23 AM
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In Reply To	Short answer: no posted by spicyZ on June 01, 2012 at 09:19 AM
Message	That is such a common symptom over here in the UK. mostly caused my corrosion on connectors, so check all connectors, MAF, CAS, TPS, PTU ...etc.... make sure they are clean and connection properly. check the TPS voltage, check the timing (with a timing light, 15 off TDC). also try disconnection the MAF and if not that the O2's (lambda sensors) ..... look in the tech section for help on these checks...
Follow Ups	Engine Codes - mypak6 23:10:54 05/31/12 It will tell you of some issues but most you will have to - JonnyZ(SoCal) 02:08:34 06/01/12 Short answer: no - spicyZ 09:19:34 06/01/12 Re: Short answer: no - Medallion Man 10:23:58 06/01/12
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