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    It will be interesting to see if your stalling out problem is just burned wire boots. Sounds more like a carb issue to me, like maybe a bad vacuum idle pulloff valve, or a bad idle solenoid that kicks in with the AC? You mentioned driving a lot on 100+ days with the AC blasting. Let us know what you find when you change out the wires & plugs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    It will be interesting to see if your stalling out problem is just burned wire boots. Sounds more like a carb issue to me, like maybe a bad vacuum idle pulloff valve, or a bad idle solenoid that kicks in with the AC? You mentioned driving a lot on 100+ days with the AC blasting. Let us know what you find when you change out the wires & plugs.
    Kinda what i was thinking too, like plug wires etc are part of the problem and the carb is doing something stupid too like dribbling raw fuel into the engine.

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