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Your ancient Haltec is totally modern compared to the fuel injection controller I use which doesn't even have a processor.

If they are telling you they can't tune your Haltec because they need a computer that runs MS DOS they either don't know what they are doing or they are telling you BS.

All computers that run Windows in any form eg: XP, windows 7, windows 8/9 or whatever the latest windows is, run MS DOS underneath the main operating system. It is called command prompt. It can be accessed by clicking RUN and typing cmd.

Leaky fuel rails and sticky throttles are everyday stuff, I had a leaking fuel line the other day. Fix it, get over it.

Work out what it is your car really needs and then the things you just want. They are two different things.

The things you just want are likely to cost you a fortune and not provide you with value for money if your intention is to get the car going and have it be reliable.

5/30/152:24 AM

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