Sound like primary chain is skipping

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#21

Today | 03:35 PM

Dan89FLSTC

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Originally Posted by Bandit.

Whatever, I'll figure it out my damn self.
Thanks anyway

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Today | 04:08 PM

Bandit.

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Originally Posted by Dan89FLSTC

No that's ADIOS.
I'd expect smartass remarks in the POD, but I figured it would be more civilized in this section. But GO FIGURE

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#23

Today | 04:30 PM

John Harper

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Dan89FLSTC was just trying to help you out. Starting your own thread means more people may click on it and provide more ideas. He's one of our most knowledgeable (and helpful!) members.

John

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Today | 04:56 PM

roussfam

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Oh the huge manatee

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#25

Today | 05:54 PM

skills

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Originally Posted by hattitude

You have just learned an expensive lesson, that most of us have learned the hard way early in out wrenching histories.....

Don't try to solve a problem by throwing parts at it....

Take the time and put forth the effort to actually diagnose/find the cause of the issue, before buying parts... It is usually much more cost effective this way..

Glad you found your issues and good luck with your future wrenching....

Yep,another line I like to point out to the young pups "Always check the easy stuff first". Sure feels good when you do and you nail it at first try (: