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Alan Sim Posted on Sep 02, 2009

Car stutters at 60KPH

Car seems to stutter at about 60 Kilometers per hour. It feels as if it wants to stall.. 1994 Escort two door 1.9

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Try changing the cut out and check for clogged fuel jet pins and timing accuracy.

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