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01-08-2001, 02:48 AM
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Location: Miami, Florida
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Buy yourself a code scanner at your local auto parts. It will give you instructions how to use it and in the long run it will save you time and cash when you do it yourself.
There is another way of checking your codes without a scanner but I can't remember how. Someone else for sure would know aboout that. ------------------ 89 Intercepter BBK Shorty Headers, K@N Cone Filter,H-pipe, Flow Master,Under Drive Pullys,14 degree,Short Belt 14 degree Timming, No Air Silencer, And All Police Package |
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