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12-02-2005, 07:05 PM
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Anyone have experience with this stuff?
My OPC swears by it
When in stop start traffic/parking maneivering, the revs fluctuation considerably and feel like th car is about to stll (but it doesn')
they suggested putting a can of it through along with some fuel dryer additive
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My OPC swears by it
When in stop start traffic/parking maneivering, the revs fluctuation considerably and feel like th car is about to stll (but it doesn')
they suggested putting a can of it through along with some fuel dryer additive
Comments?
12-02-2005, 07:46 PM
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It is more professional grade than Techron. It has a gas canister that can be fed into the intake directly and a can you drop into the gas tank. The stumble you get in probly due to ecu trying to adjust to the rich mixture.
For normal cleaning, use a large techron or spray carb cleaner into the intake butterfly.
For normal cleaning, use a large techron or spray carb cleaner into the intake butterfly.
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12-03-2005, 06:12 PM
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usually stumble are due to dirty plugs or a vacuum leak. what's your mileage and service record on the plugs?
unless you have lots of miles, I would not think your manifold or injector are plugged.
unless you have lots of miles, I would not think your manifold or injector are plugged.
12-04-2005, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by djantlive
usually stumble are due to dirty plugs or a vacuum leak. what's your mileage and service record on the plugs?
unless you have lots of miles, I would not think your manifold or injector are plugged.
unless you have lots of miles, I would not think your manifold or injector are plugged.
I'm at 42k miles, my OPC said possible a vacumn leak which he said can be costly to fix - any ideas on price?
