Car sputtering/missing all of a sudden
03-28-2006, 10:48 PM
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this is why I say to physically inspect each wire using an ohm meter. visuals are no match for cold hard numbers. Sure, initially it may take a little longer to accomplish the task, but, you can definetly rule out a bad wire instead of chasing something else.
Glad you got her fixed up.
by the way, that car looks sweet the way it is in the sig!!
Glad you got her fixed up.
by the way, that car looks sweet the way it is in the sig!!
03-31-2006, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 01350ss
this is why I say to physically inspect each wire using an ohm meter. visuals are no match for cold hard numbers. Sure, initially it may take a little longer to accomplish the task, but, you can definetly rule out a bad wire instead of chasing something else.
Glad you got her fixed up.
by the way, that car looks sweet the way it is in the sig!!
Glad you got her fixed up.
by the way, that car looks sweet the way it is in the sig!!
03-31-2006, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Zymosis
What should the resistance of the wires be around?
Answering my own question, should have just checked in the first place.
