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Replaced wires today and discovered a crack in the plug connector at cyl #2. Problem solved! Also installed my Steve W chip. Man, oh man...it really sweetened up the midrange and opened up the performance at WOT. Happy camper. Thanks to all for your suggestions. Don't know what I'd do without this board.

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Old 03-28-2003, 05:50 PM
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Great news, Mike! Glad the plug wires did it. I just got my Wong chip yesterday, but I'm going to wait to install it until I get my premuffler problems solved. Glad to hear that you're happy with it.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by jrb964
[B]Have replaced spark plug wires on almost every P-car I've owned. Those and a leaky distributor are the first two items I'd check.

John,
Could you explain the leaky distributor comment?

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I'd say it the mixture.. if you swiched to a free flow exhaust you may need to adjust for it.. fatten the mixture.. otherwise youre running lean and all under load..
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Eric,

On a Motronic car, I believe the mixture is controlled by the DME and is modifyable with chip programming...hence the recent Steve W chip upgrade.

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