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| larry | guys is tier any think i can do to bring up the power a little bit with out a overhaul thanks larry elmore huntington ark
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| Paul | Good question for Bobby G....
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| Bob G | About all yop can do is make sure she is firing on all 4 cyliners. with it running remove one plug wire at a time and listen for any sound change. there should be some. If it does not change than that cyl is not firing. Fouled plugs can cause this to happen. good luck |
| Bob G | May want to double check the firing order. People tend to gete 3 and 4 reversed..firing order is 1243. Good Luck |
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