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Old 08-01-2008, 11:04 PM   #26
RSgerry
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Originally Posted by DJL351
Not always true. The 95 and early 96 Mondeo used the compliance date. (for most parts)

That is why the workshop tech and Parts guys hated them so much.....
that and the fact that they are pigs to work on. changing the plugs is fiddly and a right PITA.
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