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S10 CAME IN MULIPLE CODES

CHECK FUEL PRESSURE 41 POUNDS RUNING MORE ON COLD START REPLACED PLUGS COIL PACKS CODE MULIPLE MISSFIRES CODE CRANK SENSOR AND CAMSHAFT SENSOR REPLACE BOTH HAD GOOD READING 913 ON OHMS FROM PLUG OR MORE STILL SAME PROBLEM WAS TOLD COMPUTER WAS BAD HAS TO BE REPROGRAME IF REPLACE WITH NEW OR USED IS THAT CORRECT NEED HELP WITH THIS ONE

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No on a 1998 s10 all you need to do is buy a new pcm.. if you buy used you will need to reprograme.. if new you will not have to reprograme.. good luck keith...

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