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Thancks for your answer, we did the test befor, and it dint change nothing
the problem is intermittent and when i press the gaz pedeal it come back to normal
Sounds like maybe there's a fueling problem that could have to do with the fuel pressure regulator. It's near the balance tube (the pipe that goes across from one side of the manifold to the other). There should be a vacuum reference for it, in the form of a hose from the manifold to the FPR. Make sure that's intact. If it is, you might want to get a new FPR and see if that helps you out. If it's screwed up, the vacuum at idle may not be enough to allow it to function properly.
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pull the transmission. remove the torque converter (automatics) or clutch and pressure plate (standards), the bolts for the flywheel are under that. make sure you replace the flywheel with the proper one especially if it's a standard.
dude, i think you have two spark plug cables cross over. go to your local autozone and find a "firing order" if it was a blown head gasket it would show on the compression test but i'm pretty sure its a spark plug cable cross over.
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