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Originally Posted by bobspace
Thanks everyone for the feedback!
Another note: It's very cold and wet where I am, currently. I live in the bay area and in crossing the bridge, I was literally driving though clouds when this was happening.
My mechanic suspects water in the fuel or carburetor icing.
Has anybody had this kind of performance due to moisture?
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No. Moisture can cause misfiring, but not what I think you are describing. Carb icing in the Bay area, I think not.
Once upon a time when driving in really damp conditions my car would have a random missfire. Turned out to be a crack in my rotor.
If it were me, the first thing I would do is put a timing light on it and verify the ignition.
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