Tuning up.
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Tuning up.
Well i want to do a FULL tune up of my car, i want to do everything and everything, just changed the oil today, got my NGK'*, taylor wires, and O2 sensor in the mail right now, now i was wondering what else should i do? i have a brand new fuel filter and stuff, should i get a PCV valve? what exactly is that? and i think i need a new boost control solenoid, are they expensive, and are they hard to install?
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Take a look at your belts..air filter, flush the cooling system, tranny flush, new filter...
id say your off to a very good start!
id say your off to a very good start!
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Originally Posted by SSEimatt93
Take a look at your belts..air filter, flush the cooling system, tranny flush, new filter...
id say your off to a very good start!
id say your off to a very good start!
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Because of a few recent rough starts and engine stalls, I think I may be in the market for a tune up as well... but should I need to start replacing plugs and such? Everything in my Bonny is supposed to be 100k (or so I thought), but from reading posts here it sounds like the fluids and parts rarely last that long. Comments on where one should start (with 53k on the clock on my case)? I don't want to do needless work, or replace parts that should still be perfectly good.
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Because of a few recent rough starts and engine stalls, I think I may be in the market for a tune up as well... but should I need to start replacing plugs and such? Everything in my Bonny is supposed to be 100k (or so I thought), but from reading posts here it sounds like the fluids and parts rarely last that long. Comments on where one should start (with 53k on the clock on my case)? I don't want to do needless work, or replace parts that should still be perfectly good.
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Thanks, vital... I guess that'* where I'll start. I'd like some details on what exactly you tuned up, if you get a chance. Check your Inbox, I'll send you a PM.
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