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Loose connector, bad sensor, or bad computer (more like bad/corrupt update). Check your battery cables make sure they're tight too. I had a similar issue with my old car. I
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Loose connector, bad sensor, or bad computer (more like bad/corrupt update). Check your battery cables make sure they're tight too. I had a similar issue with my old car. I had a red top optima and the side post bolt was stripped. I had random performance issues just like this, changed the post and it was fine. Took 6 dealer trips, 2 alternators, and one trip to something like pepboys to figure it out.
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