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Re: 235 Power Loss #25890 09/27/2002 6:19 AM
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Anonymous Unregistered A	Kedso is on the right track. Sounds like the vacuum advance is not holding vacuum. I am sure VOLKSWAGEN NATE will analize your problem to death & tell you, you need an engine rebuild.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
235 Power Loss	Joe	09/24/2002 4:06 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Mechainiac	09/24/2002 8:55 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	kedso	09/24/2002 12:11 PM
Re: 235 Power Loss	4ontheFloor	09/24/2002 6:43 PM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Joe	09/25/2002 12:57 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	paneltruck	09/25/2002 7:19 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	vwnate1	09/26/2002 8:38 PM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Joe	09/27/2002 5:52 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Anonymous	09/27/2002 6:19 AM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Joe	09/28/2002 4:08 PM
Re: 235 Power Loss	Joe	09/29/2002 7:02 AM

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