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Lightbulb Running Rough Any Ideas

Hey guys I'm working on a 88 924s. It's running rough, worse when cold, but most of the time. I've checked for vacuum leaks and found none. Change the cap, rotor, coil (with one I had laying around) and the reference sensor (closest to the block-the easy one to get too). There was no difference in preformance. I also check the plug wires with a ohm meter, check out good. I'm going to order a new fuel filter. Any suggestion on what to do next.

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I'm not sure what size socks to put on it, what size does your take.
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Socks? Maybe it's just "hosed".
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One size fits all. But, you have a choice of style. I think you should go with argyle.
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haha, if FR still has an adaptor board you might want to give that a whirl, my bad starts (rpm bounced around 900 till warm then steady 950) now it starts right up to a steady 1050-1100... but you might also want to try fuel pump or pressure regulator

"It's running rough, worse when cold, but most of the time"
most the time?? might want to check the dme relay

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