gas milage is getting worse
#11
01-19-2010, 05:59 AM
I have never heard of 85 octane! You should never run anything lower than 87! It says so in the owners manual and FSM! Sorry dude, I thought when you said that you were running premium gas like some people do. Forget everything I said about running high octane gas. It still wouldn't hurt to clean the engine with seafoam and put in a new o2 sensor though.
#12
01-19-2010, 08:02 AM
You can use Seafoam in at least two ways to clean an engine...in the fuel tank with gas, or directly into the manifold/carb to clean the fuel system; or in the crankcase before you change the oil to clean the innards. Follow the label directions, but don't confuse the two methods. Both are good for your engine.
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01-19-2010, 05:16 PM
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You can use Seafoam in at least two ways to clean an engine...in the fuel tank with gas, or directly into the manifold/carb to clean the fuel system; or in the crankcase before you change the oil to clean the innards. Follow the label directions, but don't confuse the two methods. Both are good for your engine.
