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    I am having alot of trouble with my JRSC....the thing iusnt working right the car is bogging kinda when I drive...the error code seems to be 71...any help please
    my car is a 97 GSR

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    Cylinder 1 Misfire or a Random Misfire
    a condition is present that is creating a cylinder misfire...there ya go...if you ever need to find out any more codes just go here
    http://hybrid.honda-perf.org//tech/codes.html

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    what can I do to fix it....please help anyone...

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    Do you have a shop manual?

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    check you spark plug wires make sure they are not loose. I found out the hard way. If that wire is fine (no cuts or frays), take off your distributor cap. Look to make sure the wires to the coil are not in the way of the rotor (this happened to me frown after installing my msd) Last but not least, check you spark plug. Cylinder number one is the one to the far right on the drivers side. Good luck. Dont forget to clear the code and then see if it comes back too.

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