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Grime often conceals the color-coding on wires. Use a solvent on a rag to clean visible wire. Lacquer thinner works well but is harmful to skin and paint.

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I have a 1998 oldsmobile, achieva, v6, auto transmission, 135,000 miles, it seemed to be missing , after changing plugs and wires, throttl ... more...

Re: Aluminum wheels and a flat tire
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I would call it in intermediate job. You will need some special tools to do it, but if you have some experience doing repairs, and not jus ... more...

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