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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Florida
Posts: 135
Real Name: Jeffrey
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Florida
Posts: 135
Real Name: Jeffrey
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Before you try replacing anything, seafoam the engine through the intake. You could just have some deposits in the engine, and it should clean it out. Its not a miracle fluid, but it works wonders when used right. I would suggest researching it, then getting the spray can seafoam. Its a little safer (mixes with air more), and you can hold the nozzle a little farther from the vacuum line. You'd need someone else to help you do this process, but its worth a shot. 8$ a can at walmart, and can do 2 or so treatments.
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