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    Default 06-22-2011
    Quote Originally Posted by ABeam View Post
    #6 Plug wire is touching the o2 sensor. Would that affect it?
    Yep.... The wire can "arc" as its firing the cylinder and can cause a faulty signal to the o2 sensor.

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    Default 06-22-2011
    Ok, It kinda makes sense but could that cause up to 40 degrees of timing retard. There has to be something else causing it I would think.
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