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Old 03-17-2023, 01:51 AM
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And.... It was indeed a bad coil.

Car purring nicely now and all errors cleared up.

Thanks all for your help!
Now that's what I call meticulous troubleshooting - well done! And thanks for the update . My coils are still original. No troubles but I should probably change them now that the vehicle has hit 130k miles. What's your current mileage?
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