This month, we’ve got a quick one, but it might just help you save a ton of time and hassle. In this post, James from Michigan recounts how he resolved a tricky Mustang that would continue to run for several minutes after it was turned off. It’s quick and right to the point.
We love how he attacked the problem in a methodical, results-driven way and confirmed his diagnosis before he replaced any parts. To view this useful Tech Tip and learn how Travis finally resolved this repair, click on the graphic below or click here.
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