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Old 09-06-2001, 10:14 AM   #1
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so think of this, spend more on gas by filling up sooner, or buy the new O2 sensors and go longer before fill ups and get better MPG. which do u think will be cheaper in the long run?
Not to mention all of the extra wear you're putting on your engine from running too rich all the time. I bet your valves & ports look like crap. Be sure to disconnect the battery before starting work, and replace the fuel filter and plugs at the same time. Afterwards, dump in some of the best fuel system cleaner (not just injector cleaner) you can get to hopefully rid the engine of any carbon deposits.


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