CAR STUTTER IN THE MORNING
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RE: CAR STUTTER IN THE MORNING
It's probably a vacuum hose since there are a gagillion of them on the car. Look near the throttle body tree, and around the air box.
Even if they are attached they can be rotted and leaking.
Also clearing the code is not the same as fixing the code problem. If you clear the code, it sometimes takes 120 miles until the car decides it needs to fire the code again.
What is the code number? Then do a search on it and see what the usual problem with this car and code is. Normally that will solve it.
Even if they are attached they can be rotted and leaking.
Also clearing the code is not the same as fixing the code problem. If you clear the code, it sometimes takes 120 miles until the car decides it needs to fire the code again.
What is the code number? Then do a search on it and see what the usual problem with this car and code is. Normally that will solve it.
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