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    Seafoam in gas and vac lines.. try it!

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    I had mine out, and they were ugly looking. I soaked the business ends inseafoam for an hour or so, then popped them back in. It ran fine before, and runs fine now......I've seen sites that you send your injectors to, and they clean them ultrasonically. I wonder how big a difference it would make in performance and mpg's????

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    Thanks, guys, yeah, I bet mine are pretty nasty....

    I would think any restriction or clogging would be good to clean off.

    Bart

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    I fell asleep reading this last night, ( it was late, not boring) still haven't finished, but it's interesting.

    http://www.rowand.net/Shop/Tech/DIYF...orCleaning.htm

    This isn't for the faint of heart, and he makes this point often. Anyway.....
    Last edited by IndianaVX : 05/10/2011 at 06:37 PM Reason: Link didn't paste right

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