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    #46
    So, this seems like a good lesson for car forum discussions: similar symptoms can be caused by a variety of problems. You might have a blown HG, or you just might live somewhere that is bloody cold and driving your car in 2 min intervals. There is no evidence presented here to guarantee that this symptom is always a blown HG, nor is there sufficient evidence to eliminate it as a possible cause. Correlation doesn't imply causation and all that.


    Just something we (myself included) need to be reminded of from time to time...

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      #47
      So, this seems like a good lesson for car forum discussions: similar symptoms can be caused by a variety of problems. You might have a blown HG, or you just might live somewhere that is bloody cold and driving your car in 2 min intervals. There is no evidence presented here to guarantee that this symptom is always a blown HG, nor is there sufficient evidence to eliminate it as a possible cause. Correlation doesn't imply causation and all that.



      Just something we (myself included) need to be reminded of from time to time...





      completly well said



      cliffnotes: don t pump money blindly into a problem that may be caused by something minor and negligible

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        #48
        Agreed.



        Another note, I definitely did NOT have this residue earlier in the year when it was warmer.

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