SLOW ACCELARATION
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From: Southern California
RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
ORIGINAL: Mustang_chick
pour some of the fuel injector cleaner in gas tank when you get gas. like that stuff that cleans your car for 3000 miles and supposed to restore horsepower. you can get it at o reilleys
pour some of the fuel injector cleaner in gas tank when you get gas. like that stuff that cleans your car for 3000 miles and supposed to restore horsepower. you can get it at o reilleys
...but the funny thing is, she probably right. [sm=smiley24.gif]
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From: Houston
RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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From: Houston
RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
quote:
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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Why do you think it's bad to use it Red, just curious? Most of them are just alcohol, kerosene or some type of petroleum based solvent which is no biggy, infact, they can burn off carbon build up in the heads, dry up moisture from your fuel system and break down varnish in your carb or injectors.
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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Why do you think it's bad to use it Red, just curious? Most of them are just alcohol, kerosene or some type of petroleum based solvent which is no biggy, infact, they can burn off carbon build up in the heads, dry up moisture from your fuel system and break down varnish in your carb or injectors.
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From: Southern California
RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
I hear its bad on a new car. One dude here in our neighborhood said it completely punished his engine, with only a few thousand miles on it...
quote:
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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Why do you think it's bad to use it Red, just curious? Most of them are just alcohol, kerosene or some type of petroleum based solvent which is no biggy, infact, they can burn off carbon build up in the heads, dry up moisture from your fuel system and break down varnish in your carb or injectors.
ORIGINAL: Redline03GT
That stuff is dangerous to use. Its good for cars with high mileage that you expect to die soon, but i wouldnt use it on a new engine. Since this is an old car, i guess i would say go ahead and use it like chick says...
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Why do you think it's bad to use it Red, just curious? Most of them are just alcohol, kerosene or some type of petroleum based solvent which is no biggy, infact, they can burn off carbon build up in the heads, dry up moisture from your fuel system and break down varnish in your carb or injectors.
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 2,821
From: The Great Northwest
RE: SLOW ACCELARATION
if he got the SVO.... i have a 2.3L it has the 1bbl carb on it trust me that thing isnt gonna pull on anything. if yours has a 1bbl on it thats the reason it stalls because it cant suck much more air...or it probably needs a tune.
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