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Question posted by zenaidalondono on April 1st, 2013

My Truck Does Not Accelerate. It Is Dangerous To Drive In The Highway.

I noticed that my Lincoln truck does not accelerate and posed a great danger on the road. This is obviously a manufacturer's engine defect. It drives and rides well but does not accelerate to more than 60 mph. My contact is

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