tune-up time?
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tune-up time?
when is a good time to do a tune-up on a 07? i got 25,000 miles. any are the any good injectors out there? and any1 got this? good spark plugs? coil packs?
http://www.modernperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=1698
http://www.modernperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=1698
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You don't need to change injectors or plugs yet unless you are having problems. At this point, just keep up with oil changes and that is about it.
Thanks for the link BTW. I'm chasing down a random misfire and maybe those will help.
Thanks for the link BTW. I'm chasing down a random misfire and maybe those will help.
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at 25K i wouldn'tworry about anything but an air filter. i think our plugs are 100,000 mile plugs. unless you are having problems, i wouldn't worry about anything eles.
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well i think i got a injector problem cuz it sound like it is ticking lol
idk if this would help u haha
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...idproduct=4577
idk if this would help u haha
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...idproduct=4577
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when is a good time to do a tune-up on a 07? i got 25,000 miles. any are the any good injectors out there? and any1 got this? good spark plugs? coil packs?
http://www.modernperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=1698
http://www.modernperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=1698
You cant use the product you posted link for(its 2000-2006 only)
ACDelco and NGK are good plugs.
Noone offers a direct replacement higher performance coil. You also dont need coils unless your making say more than about 18psi boost, or running past 8000rpm regulary. Stock is good for LOTS of power
Spark plugs. I disagree with everyone here. Plugs are cheap and super easy to change. Go for it. Buy some stock ACDelco or NGK plugs and swap them. Just because they are designed to last "up to 100k miles" doesnt mean they dont degrade over time, or that changing them at 25k miles is bad.
Thats because you dont have one. Electric power sterring
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Your injectors are good.
You cant use the product you posted link for(its 2000-2006 only)
ACDelco and NGK are good plugs.
Noone offers a direct replacement higher performance coil. You also dont need coils unless your making say more than about 18psi boost, or running past 8000rpm regulary. Stock is good for LOTS of power
Spark plugs. I disagree with everyone here. Plugs are cheap and super easy to change. Go for it. Buy some stock ACDelco or NGK plugs and swap them. Just because they are designed to last "up to 100k miles" doesnt mean they dont degrade over time, or that changing them at 25k miles is bad.
Thats because you dont have one. Electric power sterring
You cant use the product you posted link for(its 2000-2006 only)
ACDelco and NGK are good plugs.
Noone offers a direct replacement higher performance coil. You also dont need coils unless your making say more than about 18psi boost, or running past 8000rpm regulary. Stock is good for LOTS of power
Spark plugs. I disagree with everyone here. Plugs are cheap and super easy to change. Go for it. Buy some stock ACDelco or NGK plugs and swap them. Just because they are designed to last "up to 100k miles" doesnt mean they dont degrade over time, or that changing them at 25k miles is bad.
Thats because you dont have one. Electric power sterring
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@ur mileage u dont need a complete tune up yet, change your oil, and your about to hit the fuel filter change point, i think its every 28k or 30k i dont remember, but i changed mine at 25k...spark plugs, i dont think you should need to change them yet if your running stock ignition/not running boost or f/i...and the stocks are fine replacements, ac delco iridium p#41-103
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Your injectors are good.
You cant use the product you posted link for(its 2000-2006 only)
ACDelco and NGK are good plugs.
Noone offers a direct replacement higher performance coil. You also dont need coils unless your making say more than about 18psi boost, or running past 8000rpm regulary. Stock is good for LOTS of power
Spark plugs. I disagree with everyone here. Plugs are cheap and super easy to change. Go for it. Buy some stock ACDelco or NGK plugs and swap them. Just because they are designed to last "up to 100k miles" doesnt mean they dont degrade over time, or that changing them at 25k miles is bad.
Thats because you dont have one. Electric power sterring
You cant use the product you posted link for(its 2000-2006 only)
ACDelco and NGK are good plugs.
Noone offers a direct replacement higher performance coil. You also dont need coils unless your making say more than about 18psi boost, or running past 8000rpm regulary. Stock is good for LOTS of power
Spark plugs. I disagree with everyone here. Plugs are cheap and super easy to change. Go for it. Buy some stock ACDelco or NGK plugs and swap them. Just because they are designed to last "up to 100k miles" doesnt mean they dont degrade over time, or that changing them at 25k miles is bad.
Thats because you dont have one. Electric power sterring
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I recommend every 25k miles or two years. But there actually isnt a recommended interval, its only supposed to be replace it it gets clogged, you get contaminted fuel or it getsw damaged. If you look in your owners manual you probably wont even find ANY info on it.
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Because I can't believe some of the questions that get asked here sometimes. I was expecting you to have 75,000 to 125,000 miles... not 25,000.
I guess everyone has to learn at some point or another... some of this **** just seems like common sense to me though. Although, I did learn a thing or two from Maven just now.
I guess everyone has to learn at some point or another... some of this **** just seems like common sense to me though. Although, I did learn a thing or two from Maven just now.
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