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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / April 2007

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need advice bad

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needadvice - 05 Mar 2007 05:31 GMT
Hi gang, I am in a bad spot and in need of some advice.  I do not know
anything about cars, but need some input.  My 99 olds intrigue today
had the service engine light come on.  When I’m going slow it is a on
constant but on a straight away it flashes.  It seems to be running
slightly rougher and when I hit the gas the rpm jump, but the car
doesnt’ accerlate like it should..  What might be wrong with it.  I
don’t want to be an easy mark when I go to the shop tomorrow.  Any
input would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks

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njot - 02 Apr 2007 20:43 GMT
> Hi gang, I am in a bad spot and in need of some advice.  I do not know
> anything about cars, but need some input.  My 99 olds intrigue today
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There's some kind of sensor problem.  An oxygen sensor, coolant
sensor, or something like that.

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