by MobileAudio219 » Tue Sep 08, 2009 5:00 pm
I've had good luck with sea-foam. I let it suck up through the vaccum line and run a bottle through the tank.
I do this the day before I plan on doing a tune up and oil change. Theres always a chance it could foul the plugs (which is why I plan on changing them anyways)or ruin an o2 sensor, but so far so good though.
People seem to think a can of fuel additive will fix anything, when most of the time they have 3 trillion miles on there plugs/wires. You know what really keeps a vehicle running good? Preventive maintaince, sounds crazy I now.
I've had good luck with sea-foam. I let it suck up through the vaccum line and run a bottle through the tank.
I do this the day before I plan on doing a tune up and oil change. Theres always a chance it could foul the plugs (which is why I plan on changing them anyways)or ruin an o2 sensor, but so far so good though.
People seem to think a can of fuel additive will fix anything, when most of the time they have 3 trillion miles on there plugs/wires. You know what really keeps a vehicle running good? Preventive maintaince, sounds crazy I now.