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Old 04-12-2017, 07:00 AM
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Trevor Hadlington
 
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Location: Worcestershire in England
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All as above Oldsinner hit it on the head , simple maintenance first . Or get a diagnostic auto guy to find the problem .You can spend lots of $ and be wrong . I had a problem last year, and rather than spend cash on it , and not knowing just what it was . He came and found it right away .The coil was shot . I could have put all new parts on it till i found the problem .And would cost quite a lot to fix it .And the coil would have been last on my list.
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