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The Daytona: February 20, 2004

Well, the common problem theory is out.  The fuel guage had a cold solder joint, the tach had a bad tach module (the '86 module works in the '91 cluster, BTW), and the temp guage had a bad sender.  I had the meter connected across various grounding points relative to the battery and everything seems to be OK.  I also wedged a piece of plywood under the passenger side engine mount, which may have reduced the front-end shake even more.  I will probably swap the mount (it looks bad) and shim it up perminently to see if that helps.


Updated February 20, 2004

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