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WHAT ENGINE IS IN IT... 6CYL CONTINENTAL ????HAVE U A VACUME PROBLEM......DRAWING AIR ON THE CARB INLET MANIFOLD.....JUST A THOUGHT...
  • Posted 11 Nov 2008 08:57
  • By DAMO
  • joined 9 Jan'07 - 196 messages
  • DUBLIN, Ireland

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