Bob Lob Law
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Like this? Can feel a slight surge when it does it.
I don't know what it was doing, but it has stopped since getting tuned.
I don't know what it was doing, but it has stopped since getting tuned.
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Earlier this year my car idled so bad it would stall at a red light. I put a can of fuel injector cleaner in the gas a couple times and it didn't help at all. Then I remembered these car have two separate fuel systems that are not usually working at the same time, so how would you know which system the injector cleaner actually went though. From what I understand most injector cleaners don't mix with the gas, they're heavier than gas so they move to the bottom of the tank and go through the engine all at once. That's why you only have to drive a few blocks before you notice the difference. I mentioned Seafoam in my first reply because it does mix with the gas and it takes longer to feel any difference it's making. But using it will insure that some of the cleaner will go through both fuel systems. Since I did that my car has been running great.Every year I run a bottle of cleaner through the fuel system during first fill up.
Ill admit right away, these motors are way different than what im used to in the pushrod world. So its obviously a very different world for me. Going from pushrod v8s and MT to a DI v8 ATM is way different than what im used to working on.Earlier this year my car idled so bad it would stall at a red light. I put a can of fuel injector cleaner in the gas a couple times and it didn't help at all. Then I remembered these car have two separate fuel systems that are not usually working at the same time, so how would you know which system the injector cleaner actually went though. From what I understand most injector cleaners don't mix with the gas, they're heavier than gas so they move to the bottom of the tank and go through the engine all at once. That's why you only have to drive a few blocks before you notice the difference. I mentioned Seafoam in my first reply because it does mix with the gas and it takes longer to feel any difference it's making. But using it will insure that some of the cleaner will go through both fuel systems. Since I did that my car has been running great.
Where did you hear injector cleaner sinks to the bottom of the tank?Earlier this year my car idled so bad it would stall at a red light. I put a can of fuel injector cleaner in the gas a couple times and it didn't help at all. Then I remembered these car have two separate fuel systems that are not usually working at the same time, so how would you know which system the injector cleaner actually went though. From what I understand most injector cleaners don't mix with the gas, they're heavier than gas so they move to the bottom of the tank and go through the engine all at once. That's why you only have to drive a few blocks before you notice the difference. I mentioned Seafoam in my first reply because it does mix with the gas and it takes longer to feel any difference it's making. But using it will insure that some of the cleaner will go through both fuel systems. Since I did that my car has been running great.
Honestly I don't remember were I heard it, but it does make some sense since it works almost immediately.Where did you hear injector cleaner sinks to the bottom of the tank?
Seafoam doesn't clean injectors very well
The psychological effect of dumping a can of shit in your car...Honestly I don't remember were I heard it, but it does make some sense since it works almost immediately.
I've had good luck with Seafoam although I haven't needed to use it very often.
That will be it then. The torque convertor / multiplier will unlock and use more revs at the same speed when a small additional input is made, especially at lower speedsThat is correct. Stock auto 10spd. Thats one of the things I read from Google about the TCC slipping or trying to find the best gear. Thats what advised me to try it in the different modes and sport plus to see if it happens in those as well.
Seriously dude? I already posted the car would stall when stopped at a red light and after putting the Seafoam in the gas it went back to idling smoothly. But hey, you seem to know more about my car then I do so thanks for that insightful post.The psychological effect of dumping a can of shit in your car...
Just shows your problem wasn't dirty fuel injectors because seafoam doesn't clean fuel injectors.Seriously dude? I already posted the car would stall when stopped at a red light and after putting the Seafoam in the gas it went back to idling smoothly. But hey, you seem to know more about my car then I do so thanks for that insightful post.