78 dodge d150 318 auto engine rebuild
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yup. i have heard it is a big pain. around here emissions it a waste of money and time especially since it is now free(carbon tax). vehicles are not like they use to be back when they were carbed and could be wasting fuel if not tuned just right because people were too cheap to get tune ups.
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Years ago there was a additive that you put in your gas tank that would guarantee you pass emissions. Don't know if they still make it and if they(CA) actually look for the emissions stuff on a motor. It might be an option. ???
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-Guara...Fl-Oz/19853345
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-Guara...Fl-Oz/19853345
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Years ago there was a additive that you put in your gas tank that would guarantee you pass emissions. Don't know if they still make it and if they(CA) actually look for the emissions stuff on a motor. It might be an option. ???
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-Guara...Fl-Oz/19853345
https://www.walmart.com/ip/CRC-Guara...Fl-Oz/19853345
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you must be joking about running that stuff right? i think i would sooner fill my engine full of diesel and let it sit instead of running that stuff. .i doubt they even sell that in callifornia. it says right on the walmart page California Proposition 65 Warning: California Proposition 65: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. California Proposition 65: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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i know. i still don't really see it helping a vehicle pass an smog test tho. just more snake oil to trick people out of there money. i could see filling the engine with diesel doing more to clean and loose all the crud and carbon than the snake oil and the diesel costs about the same
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i know. i still don't really see it helping a vehicle pass an smog test tho. just more snake oil to trick people out of there money. i could see filling the engine with diesel doing more to clean and loose all the crud and carbon than the snake oil and the diesel costs about the same
Yeah, it truly amazes me some of the products on the market, and their obviously false marketing claims...... Quite frankly, it is pretty much simply fraud..... yet with clever wording, they get away with it...... and make money.......
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not run the engine on diesel. fill the engine block to clean it out. could even use gas if you wanted. pretty much cleaning all the carbon and build ups in the engine i you will the block with a cleaner.
yup it is pretty unfortunate but then again you can also blame the people that are foolish enough to buy the stuff without doing any research.
yup it is pretty unfortunate but then again you can also blame the people that are foolish enough to buy the stuff without doing any research.
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but if the engine is wore out there is really no amount of alcohol or chemicals that will make it pass a e-test especially in California.
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I heard in CA if the vehicle is from out of state(not sold new in CA) you don't have to have all the CA emissions. Not sure how true that is. ??? Instead of rebuilding get a 360 magnum with low miles. You will need to do some mods to retro fit the emissions stuff(egr mainly) but not impossible.
http://www.magnumswap.com/first-steps/
http://www.magnumswap.com/first-steps/