YOUR RESEARCHIMS- The higher the mileage the better?
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So I picked up a copy of Excellence's Buying Guide at B&N this past weekend and they had a section on the IMS issue. Forgive me if this is a "no duh" question, but it seems the thesis is that approx 10% (give or take) suffer from this and it will usually manifest itself early in the cars life. So if a car has high mileage, but never had the IMS done, is it "one of the lucky ones"? Can the IMS go bad after 70k, 80k, etc.?
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This is a duplicate thread of another posted by Kurzheck. We'll blame it on Microsoft. So, if you want to actually answer Kurzheck's question, go here: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...he-better.html Otherwise, just post boobie pictures here in this duplicate thread. Like this:
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