SINGLE HESITATION AND CHUGGLE POSSIBLE LOOSE GROUND

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1986 'C' SERIES

A surge hesitation, TCC chuggle, intermittent check engine light or 4-way flashers with headlights on may be experienced on some 1986 "C" models. If any of these conditions exist, a loose ground connection at G101 may be the cause. The location of G101 is at the RH side front fender. See Figure 1. The ground stud consists of a double nut and several wires that appear tight but further investigation may reveal that one or more ground wires are loose. All wires must be tight and free of corrosion.

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