need to fine tuneup kit
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need to fine tuneup kit
help looking for a good kit that does not cost more than $600 and can be install by myself
i am good at cars and do alot of my own repairs but do not have a good supply of tools
i am good at cars and do alot of my own repairs but do not have a good supply of tools
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Ok, you have too many cars listed in your sig, and 600 bucks is way too much money for a tuneup, even on all of them at the same time.
There are no 'tuneup kits'. You buy the components seperately.
There are no 'tuneup kits'. You buy the components seperately.
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Im not sure what you are asking, but if looking for suggested parts to change during a tune up, I would suggest the following:
*Plugs
*Wires
*PCV Valve (Save the O-Ring)
*Air Filter
*Fuel Filter
*coolent temp sensor
*Check/Test Thermo Stat
*Check/Test Coolent
*Oil Change
*Oil Filter
*Supercharger oil (if applicable)
*Check Tranny fluid
*Tranny Filter
*Test Charging system
*Check/Replace all belts and hoses
This is a good start, there are probably others that I have missed.
Jay
*Plugs
*Wires
*PCV Valve (Save the O-Ring)
*Air Filter
*Fuel Filter
*coolent temp sensor
*Check/Test Thermo Stat
*Check/Test Coolent
*Oil Change
*Oil Filter
*Supercharger oil (if applicable)
*Check Tranny fluid
*Tranny Filter
*Test Charging system
*Check/Replace all belts and hoses
This is a good start, there are probably others that I have missed.
Jay
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Originally Posted by karfreek
Im not sure what you are asking, but if looking for suggested parts to change during a tune up, I would suggest the following:
*Plugs
*Wires
*PCV Valve (Save the O-Ring)
*Air Filter
*Fuel Filter
*coolent temp sensor
*Check/Test Thermo Stat
*Check/Test Coolent
*Oil Change
*Oil Filter
*Supercharger oil (if applicable)
*Check Tranny fluid
*Tranny Filter
*Test Charging system
*Check/Replace all belts and hoses
This is a good start, there are probably others that I have missed.
Jay
*Plugs
*Wires
*PCV Valve (Save the O-Ring)
*Air Filter
*Fuel Filter
*coolent temp sensor
*Check/Test Thermo Stat
*Check/Test Coolent
*Oil Change
*Oil Filter
*Supercharger oil (if applicable)
*Check Tranny fluid
*Tranny Filter
*Test Charging system
*Check/Replace all belts and hoses
This is a good start, there are probably others that I have missed.
Jay
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it is for the 1994 sse.
will i need to clean out the intake and if i do
how bad is it going to be for me to do
what thing or tools sould i have so that i am
perpared for this
thankyou all fos this
my bonne needs it the gas milage is get down to 12.1 to 17.5
city and highway
will i need to clean out the intake and if i do
how bad is it going to be for me to do
what thing or tools sould i have so that i am
perpared for this
thankyou all fos this
my bonne needs it the gas milage is get down to 12.1 to 17.5
city and highway
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