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Random miss It has a random miss, replaced plugs, wires, distributor cap, and rotor button. Van still missing, need help.

  • mag man Nov 13, 2008

    2002 Mercury Villager vibratoin when accretion 55/ 60 mph

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You could possibly have a faulty fuel injector or a clogged injector

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