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Old Nov 12, 2005 | 09:18 PM
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Steve - what is the fault related to?

It's obv a transplant, so i can see a major botch on the cards.

Vacume pipe around the back of the inlet gives problems with leaks.

If the engines worn, it won't like hot starts. Again, maybe a reason why the fuel pressure may have been increased. The ex gf's car had really worn bores, and that was a bastard to start. They just dont create enough vacume.

Rick.
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