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Step one, don’t assume it’s the distributor. Unless you have proof that something is bad don’t condemn it. You could have a vacuum leak or perhaps an idle air control valve problem. Start by checking for vacuum leaks and if you have any check engine lights pull the codes and begin your diagnosis there.
Step one, don’t assume it’s the distributor. Unless you have proof that something is bad don’t condemn it. You could have a vacuum leak or perhaps an idle air control valve problem. Start by checking for vacuum leaks and if you have any check engine lights pull the codes and begin your diagnosis there.
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