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A bad spark plug, spark plug wire, coil pack, coil, or ignition control module are all potential causes ... Misfires under load may lead to poor or no acceleration too, which could become a major ...

By Adam Mosadioluwa  Following President Bola Tinubu's official announcement of the removal of the fuel subsidy on his ...