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05-05-02, 08:18 AM

johnniej5

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dodge shadow 94

i have a dodge shadow . it continues to act like it it is going to conk out (ie) driving down the road 45-50 miles hr then it coughs and spudders but does not conk out. temp outside is 85-90 car temp is normal car has 60,000 miles can u all help?? thanks johnnie

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05-05-02, 12:38 PM

Joe_F

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I believe I answered this or a similar post about the SAME vehicle a few days ago...

In any event, start with the links and posts in my signature file below and tell us what you find.

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