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Most likely caused by a dirty throttlebody! Remove the intake hose to the throttlebody and clean around the inside and the butterfly valve as well with some brake clean or similar product! Throttlebodies get gummed up by carbon build up effectively closing off the idle airgap under the butterfly valve!
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check condition of spark plugs and wires.. they can cause cut out at take off.
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Also check for vauume leaks, intake hoses tight.etc.
hello,good day, (four screw for headlight),remove your signal light for 2 screw,other 2 are in front side (visible)remove wiring and vacuum for adjustment range,ty
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