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Yes it does. I was not aware of this... That explains why there have been times that that is the only way I was able to get mine started... Cool info. Something is causing it to run real rich. That's why. How's the hose going from the throttle body to MAP? It's good. I'm running 24 lb Mustang injectors on a 4.6L stroker. Minor detail..LOL.

Yes it does. I was not aware of this... That explains why there have been times that that is the only way I was able to get mine started... Cool info. Something is causing it to run real rich. That's why. How's the hose going from the throttle body to MAP?

Next time it won't start warm, wiggle the connector on the ICM and the coil wire and see what happens. You need to get the Tips done though.

That's not good. Where's your thermostat? MIA?

Fram and STP suck big time. Wix for the win.

Yes it does.

You need the vacuum ball to operate your heater/ac controls. You can eliminate the timebomb of a heater control valve and install 97 and up heater hoses. No issues.

Tips 1 through 5 before you load up a parts cannon.

which oil filter?

Use Wix, Napa, K & N,

Possibly.

Chances are a visual inspection will reveal it. The tubing is very prone to cracking where it is routed behind the battery. I move the vacuum ball to the firewall and eliminate all those lines.

The load on the engine is causing the vacuum to drop. The mode door is moving to the Defrost position. Reason? There is a leak in the vacuum system for the HVAC or the storage cannister is bad.

What brand oil filter do you use?

Please save the old mechanism. I believe the fasteners are 13 mm.

Is there an engine miss associated with the noise? What brand of oil filter are you using? Many replacement oil filters have horrible anri-drainback valves in them, which causes "dry" starts.

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I've got two. $35 each plus shipping from Arizona.

Now it does. Earlier, it said the item had been removed.

That listing has been removed.

Huh. We called it 'Whale S..T" cause it smells so bad.... Remember that stuff? Worked great though. Nothing like it back thin.

LOL Don.....

That's the stuff with whale blubber in it.

These guys did an Alfa Romeo water pump for me. http://www.kelloggautomotive.com/ Someone in California: https://egge.com/info/water-pump-rebuilding/

How far are you from Phoenix?