Misfire, hesitation and lean afrs
I would start there even before you put the new pump in. Over time stuff builds up on the injectors. Specially if your running flex fuel, they say that black **** can be fixed with running pump gas through it a few times thats bs. I use to run 2 tanks of e85 and 2 tanks of 93 a month and my injectors are fairly new within a year or 2 and they were almost clogged even running fuel like that. I would start there being it would be a cheaper fix and you know for a fact that wont be the problem for a while.
I would start there even before you put the new pump in. Over time stuff builds up on the injectors. Specially if your running flex fuel, they say that black **** can be fixed with running pump gas through it a few times thats bs. I use to run 2 tanks of e85 and 2 tanks of 93 a month and my injectors are fairly new within a year or 2 and they were almost clogged even running fuel like that. I would start there being it would be a cheaper fix and you know for a fact that wont be the problem for a while.
yea my last few tanks were all pump 91. I just put e85 back in to test for map change and nothing. I can remove them and bench test spray.
Wow big difference. I just had my 2600s done recently and I know after just a couple years of being in the car I had to have them cleaned and they were half clogged even with running pump gas a lot of the time Soni get it . Glad to see everything is all better.
yea it’s something I never really thought about since if the car didn’t run funny, how would I know right.
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