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96eclipse rs

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Aug 28, 2011
Coaldale, Pennsylvania
Okay I last week I dumped close to $600 in my 420A. I did a new head gasket and all the other gaskets. I marked the cams so there right on. Brand new raditator. I tightened everything back up before I left my garage. Well when I was driving home I give the car gas and it starts jolting back and forth. Why is it doing this?
 
Most likely causes in that scenario usually involve you missing something and not plugging it in... Vacuum lines, an injector, a spark plug wire, etc. Everyone always is "sure" they got everything (including me) after that sort of work, but I bet you just have a loose vacuum line or something simple like that that was missed in reassembly.
 
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