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April 14th 06, 08:42 PM
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The replaced fuel sensors
Is it safe is assume as soon as the old faulty ones were removed they
got sent to for testing somewhere? To find out if they were really bad or if some other component was the cause of the flakey readings... how long should such testing take? if the sensors are found to be ok then what happens? 
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