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06-12-2005, 10:09 PM
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| Engine restoring liquid. That Sea Foam engine cleaner does wonders on a + 126,000 mile Nissan. Elimaneted light load surge, got rid of a 4 mph hunting in the cruise control. Milage is almost as good as when new. ANND. The exhaust smells wonderfull. Maybe a shotglass of it will help my exhaust!  |
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06-24-2005, 11:18 PM
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| Hmm... a miracle-bottle that works? That would be something. Must be one darn potent cleaner. Perhaps the old Plymouth could use a shot or 10...
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06-29-2005, 11:08 AM
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| OMC engine tuner worked extremely well. I don't know about tuning, but it will wash a lot of carbon build up out (and down the driveway  )
__________________ Craig Cavanaugh Silver King Custom Marine No shoes, no shirt, no problem! |
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09-25-2005, 08:16 AM
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| Engine restoring liquid Way back - before you lads were born - a short cut for decoking engines was to warm up, then pour a teaspoonful of brake fluid into the carburetor. Don't have anyone standing near the exhaust when you do it - the fallout from Chernoble is nothing by comparison. But BE WARNED - we only did this on cast-iron blocks. Can't be held responsible for the modern alloy jobs.  |
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