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"marx404" > wrote: > TB cleaning done, new fuel filter, lots of crud in old fuel filter, so mech > thinks lots of crud in tank as well makes sense. The prob originated from > wife not driving car hard enough, now stalling when stopped in drive or > reverse, bucks when accelerating. Three mechanics looked at it, all keep > saying keep putting fuel cleaner in (either BG or Techron). Change the plug wires if they're lousy? TCC could be it, If you can unplug it on a Saturn, I'd do that to check that. Check the EGR valve (if it's stuck or whatnot) too. And DRIVE the car a bit. The computer might just need to relearn things. Undo the negative, clean it, clean the positive, hook both back up, and drive the car for a while, both around town and on the highway. Might just need to flush the last crud out + get the computer's head sorted out... |
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"Philip Nasadowski" > wrote in message
... | TCC could be it, If you can unplug it on a Saturn, I'd do that to check | that. Check the EGR valve (if it's stuck or whatnot) too. TCC - Torque converter clutch solenoid... I had to look that one up. Always knew it as the torque converter lock-up control.Good to learn something new every day. If there is a lot of crud in the fuel tank still, it may be coating the 'sock' that filters the coarse crud at the fuel pump inlet. Result is low fuel pressure. If that's the case, drop the tank and/or flush it out. Oppie |
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Thanks but did all that. The question was.....BG or Techron, which is
better. Thanx anyways. The Techron is cheaper. marx404 |
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Don't think you are going to get Techron for $3 unless it is used as an
additive to something else.."contains Techron" get the real thing don't screw around.. I believe they have a 12 gallon size and a 20 gallon size,, the larger is close to $10..Follow the directions.. and when you get to the last 1/4 tank or so.. "pound" on it a little .. if you have some hills a few good runs with heavy throttle up them in 2nd would be perfect to move some extra fuel through the system and "break loose" some of the crud that is "almost out". Also I have heard that water will swell that sock and cause fuel delivery problems.. I have never pulled one out when this was a problem so I can't comment on this directly.. |
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