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Old 31-07-2010
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Default xcelorin cogging

xcelorin cogging at low speeds its using 10.5 t gm motor
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have you tryed increasing the timing?
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not yet mate do reckon that mite work thanx
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In my experiance ive found that it gets rid of the cogging.
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thanx for advice il try that thanx
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Have you checked your sensor lead ????
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changed it yesterday still no luck i have no luck lol
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