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    Default cutting out – 23-12-2010,08:09 PM
    Help please, Most days when we slow down the rev`s drop right down & mostly cuts out, Same thing last feb & Lincoln Audi said air mass meter.
    Now there saying Thottle body may need cleaning,
    Please can anyone help.
    Cost me £91 this week for them to tell me the thottle body may need cleaning
    Dear advice don`t you thing.
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    Default Re: cutting out – 23-12-2010,08:38 PM
    I assume it cost you 91 to get a diagnostic scan. If it did, post the complete results here and someone will be able to help you..
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