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Old 02-24-2016, 11:31 AM
Olorin67 Olorin67 is offline
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if it does it more when cold check the temperature sensors, those can give bad readings, but still not trigger a failure code. had a bad sensor on my old 1990 Mazda once, that took a couple of years to track down.. it would start losing power, but only on the rare occasions when you got the car good and warm. like pulling a trailer on a hot day. The shop could never duplicate the issue, and always claimed the part they replaced would solve the issue, a month latter it would happen again...
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