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1994 Ford Crown Victoria

Question: Intake Manifold Leake

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helenek, Cape Coral, FL, August 21, 2010, 05:33

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I bought the above car from As Is from a used car dealer, the first day I had it, smoke came out of the enginge, the car kept stalling and then died completely, had it towed back to dealership. His mechanic said he replaced a wire and a coil but there's a small leak in intake manifold and it should be okay if I watch water. Still at dealership - I think I should have the dealer sell the car for me - afraid to drive it - have a bad feeling - I need a good answer

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