South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Ok gotcha . Have you done a fuel system cleaner/treatment yet . I do that every 30,000 miles I run it trouthr the intake and cleans all the carbon out and the valves but you'll have to take it somewhere for that unless you have the drip bottle to do it with. Also on a side note I've noticed some gas lately has been causing somes of these issues

 

I have not done the fuel treatment. Do dealerships do it? I’m taking it in to get some stuff done and if they do, I’ll just get them to do it.

 

run some seafoam through it, cant hurt, may help put 1 can in full gas tank. I run 2 or 3 tanks in a row when I do it

$14 Sea Foam SF-16 Motor Treatment - 16 oz. , white

https://www.amazon.com/Sea-Foam-sf-...e=UTF8&qid=1525778069&sr=8-1&keywords=seafoam

 

Yes they do or at least they're supposed to

 

That too

 

Y’all the bomb

 

I dont even know where my MAF is or what it looks like. I will hunt that bitch down this weekend when doing 110K oil change

 

Just text you lol

 

Thank you Sir

 

In the intake duct before the throttle body. There are 2 sensors the IAT and MAF in it. The actual MAF is up a little tube when you pull it out the visible part that looks like a dangling bulb is the IAT so clean both. I usually use MAF sensor cleaner or and electrical cleaner. It's not as harsh as Carb/throttle body cleaner but that works also.

Do the simple things first like @ahspurlock and @JimboAnz suggested. Even though you just changed your plugs its a good idea to pull them and check the coil pack boots and plugs to see if there are any traces of missfire, cracked porcelain, etc.

Vacuum leak, air intake leak after the MAF all can cause rough run as well. Unmonitored air going to the engine. Also if your air filter is extremely dirty or that secondary air filter if those haven't been changed and are slap full of dust and debris. I took the secondary air filter out of my truck.

 

Where was the invite?!?!

 

This^^^^^ if you suck seafoam or similar too fast into the engine and it hydrolocks not good go slow and take your time. That's why Adam suggested a drip bottle it's easier to control and goes at a steady rate. Seafoam has some good directions on their can. But be prepared for it to run rough for a little while and smoke like crazy for a little bit. You are essentially flooding the engine.

I've gotten some gas lately that caused low gas mileage and felt a little down on power I think their water separators needed to be changed and I got some with excessive water in the fuel sucks!!!

 

maybe there is 2 (or more) kinds of seafoam, the one I use I dump into a full tank of gas........

 

Nope same stuff. You just remove a vacuum line and suck it in as a concentrated liquid vs a mix with fuel

 

Yeah should be the same stuff if you look at the directions it should have some for sucking it through a vacuum line.

 

gotcha......i never did that method yet, sounds scary

 

Damn you're fast!

 

haha, not the first time he has heard that

 

Just gotta go slow if you have to just keep reducing the size of the vacuum line till it's tiny. Barely stick it into the bottle and allow it to suck air as well as the seafoam then just air and repeat.