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10-10-2007, 07:34 PM
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Should I do AU?
I've had a few issues with my 6.7. I've had the soot problem. Did the flash and it's been good for the last 10K miles. I have seen the Cat full message and had to drive it to get it clear. What does this group think about having TSB AU done? I'd have the PTO option (fast idle) done at the same time. Pro or Con.. I'm looking for ideas.  Thanks! Don
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