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Old 11-26-2002, 11:42 PM   #8
Shogun
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Hey, you said BBK..... is that cold air intake you just installed? I like to reset the computer everytime I change something that has to do with air, spark, or fuel so that the computer can learn the new values. I think your computer is expecting one set of values, however it is recieving something else. I have to reset the computer about once every six months, if not, it will lul my car to sleep by backing out to much timing and fuel to the point I get lean pops! Well anyway, my .02
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