V70 bifuel problems

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Feb 22nd, 2010, 11:05	#1
MrP Senior Member Last Online: Apr 17th, 2014 15:15 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sunderland	V70 bifuel problems hi, as per usual, my V70 bifuel is giving me problems. its just had its 106,000 mile service, and i asked them to replace the spark plugs, however i'm getting a misfire when i first press on the accelerator. i had my local indie check the coils and they said they are showing no sign of "breakdown" but i have no idea how they checked them or what they mean by that. as far as i can tell the car is throwing no unusual codes according to my reader (one of the BSR jobs) however the engine light is on and i cant get it off (the stored codes are for the climate control and the head unit missing as far as i can remember) so is there anything i can try myself before ordering myself a coil and just changing them over in hopes of fixing it? cheers

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