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Reply With QuoteI know, that's the problem....Originally Posted by 0l33l
Those are all good cars
Peace,
Rafster
Those are all good carsStill getting some money together, It's between an Infinity I30 (96-99), Honda Accord (V6?) (98-2000), Lexus ES300 (94-95), and finally Acura Legend (94-95).
Decisions.....
Peace,
Rafster
I know, that's the problem....Those are all good cars
Peace,
Rafster
There's some nice ES300 installsI know, that's the problem....
Peace,
Rafster
yo david, i can't get the sc300..for the time being anyways
That's too bad. Atleast you'll have more driving experience with your parents.
i bet it needs a o2 sensor. a lot of times when they are failing the ecu doesn't realize its getting a bad reading it just thinks that the car is running a bit lean and dumps more fuel. also when u do that just do a tune up . spark plugs start fouling a lot quicker when fuel is dump all over them. i have had the problem with 2 cars and gained 10-15mpg each time i changed a o2 sensor and did a tune up.
That's partly what I was thinking. I've done a tune up right when I got the car. Just changed timing belt and water pump. Mechanic said that the spark plugs were fine
i'd just change the o2 sesnor and see what happensThat's partly what I was thinking. I've done a tune up right when I got the car. Just changed timing belt and water pump. Mechanic said that the spark plugs were fine
True... atleast the car doesn't require a wideband o2
I'll figure out what kind I should put in when I get done with my AP tests (may 6th).
True... atleast the car doesn't require a wideband o2
I'll figure out what kind I should put in when I get done with my AP tests (may 6th).
i think you will get a big jump in gas mileage when u change it out. ps thanx for navi voice
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