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12-02-2010, 11:20 AM

polecat

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Join Date: Jan 2009

Location: Goxhill nth lincs

Hobbies: skiing, fishing, motor bikes, my r.v

Occupation: self employed mechanical engineer

RV Type: A class

RV Make & Model: South Wind

Years Motorhoming: 10 years +

Posts: 53

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'94 Fleetwood Southwind

460 missfire

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Originally Posted by MAUBRI

I know what you mean Olley, I bought an oldie for that sole reason, but technology in the states was working faster than over here in the UK, so I to am a bit out of my depth, but I'm learning slowly.

Thanks for the info though, more things to try.

Brian

Hi there just reading about your problem another possibility could be oxygen sensor. If faulty will give ecu false information worth checking.
Cheers Pete

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