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Originally Posted by papadelogan
This is Hawaii... pagans rule... so maybe the "gods" is a plural? 
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If your CPS is working and you don't have a spare, buy the cheap gray unit and install it and keep your current one as a "verified good" spare unit in the glove box.
I, like others, have heard not even a whisper about problems with the new gray units. No DOA's yet, no failures reported yet, and mine's been running strong for about 4K miles so far.
I, like others, have heard not even a whisper about problems with the new gray units. No DOA's yet, no failures reported yet, and mine's been running strong for about 4K miles so far.
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From: OAHU,KANEOHE HAWAII
Originally Posted by F250_
If your CPS is working and you don't have a spare, buy the cheap gray unit and install it and keep your current one as a "verified good" spare unit in the glove box.
I, like others, have heard not even a whisper about problems with the new gray units. No DOA's yet, no failures reported yet, and mine's been running strong for about 4K miles so far.
I, like others, have heard not even a whisper about problems with the new gray units. No DOA's yet, no failures reported yet, and mine's been running strong for about 4K miles so far.
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From: Hartford, WI
Originally Posted by kupaa
what's up guys, i read that the blue cps made the engine run a little smoother due to more timing. i will give jody a call on monday and see what he says
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