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Old 12-29-2010, 10:51 PM   #2
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Get the fault codes read (Durametric is a good choice) and this will show which cylinder(s) are faulty.
Untill you can read the faults, you are guessing at what the problem is.
For instance, you could have 2 faulty coil packs, and with the weather you have been having in the UK, you can chase your tale tracking down the fault......
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