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Old 12-08-2002, 01:28 PM   #10
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Originally posted by Bad89stang
This is a private message that 82GT sent me so that nobody else could see it.
Atleast I was decent enough to PM you and not waste eveyones time posting it here..........like you!!
Aren't you going to ask us what those numbers mean on that vacuum gauge that you don't know how to use?
Later on, maybe someone can tell you what else you can use a vacuum gauge for.
Did you figure out how to hook up the alternator you had problems with yet?
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