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If your engine hesitates or stalls when it is cold. |
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Loss of power and fuel economy. |
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Erratic idle speed. |
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Your car pings even though your are using the proper
octane level gas. |
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These symptoms indicate a very common problem that most
carbureted will experience because of how the car engine
is laid out. |
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Thousands of customers are sold useless tune-ups to fix
this problem. |
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You can read more about this problem and some of the
solutions in the chapter "The
Almighty Tune-Up Rip-offs". |
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Why this problem is common to carbureted engines and not
to fuel injected engines.
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Certain models of vehicles are more susceptible to this
problem than other vehicle models. |
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How this engine problem occurs and why this engine problem
can become very expensive if it is not repaired. |
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Some simple ideas you can try yourself before you take it
to your auto mechanic or auto repair shop and tell them
what you want done since you already know what the problem
is. |
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Some regular preventative maintenance you can do yourself
to keep this problem from happening to your cars engine. |
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How you can avoid these expensive automotive repair bills
by just changing a few of your habits. |