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20-01-2013, 11:58 PM
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XW Fairmont
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: WA
Posts: 44
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Hi Everybody!!
Just throwing out a general Thank You! for all the people who have ever answered my questions or answered someone else's that I have search for in threads. I'm personally not a dyed in the wool revhead so I am regularly on here searching for answers as to why my XW is in a mood (Yes, 42yr old cars are moody). Just today I took the old girl out and she didn't want to change gears. As I've just had the C4 rebuilt I was shitting kittens  that I had done something wrong on re-install. Jump on here, find a thread mentioning same ailments. Thread suggests checking vacuum to modulator. Problem answered! flex hose at tranny end has split. Anyway, Thanks everybody for compiling this great source of information. It allows mechanical hacks like me to maintain an old classic without the inherent maintenance costs. Cheers. 
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A general thanks to AFF patrons.
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