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Old 04-05-2008, 00:27   #1 (permalink)
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EA Ghia Wagon - Misfires under load

Hey guys,

Was hoping someone could steer us in the right direction here.

Dads wagon has started playing up when driving round mountains, or in long hillclimb areas.

Car is perfectly normal the rest of the time, but on some inclines, the motor makes a noise like there is something slightly banging in the front suspension - sort of popping, and acceleration isnt possible when this is happening. Radiator temperature is fine/normal.

Cant complain about the rest of the car after 330,000 k's though - its been great.

Was hoping someone has experienced this before?? Im thinking some kind of oxygen sensor, or something that feeds the computer with a load value or something??

Any idea guys??

Thanks fella's :)
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