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Posted by Walt Davies on June 08, 2007 at 18:23:28 from (75.105.163.81):
In Reply to: Backfiring posted by Jerry Barth on June 07, 2007 at 22:26:17:
Actually this could be a lot of things. A bad coil, a bad condenser, Point bounce, a valve hanging up at high speed. A week valve spring. Bad gas. Water in gas. What you need to do is take each thing and check it out throughly till you find the problem. That is what a good Mechanic does don't guess just go though the entire system one thing at a time. Start with the easiest thing and work back to the hardest sooner or later you will find it and along the way you will learn a lot about how your engine works. Walt
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