car feels sluggish...
Re: car feels sluggish...
Originally posted by SoloMaxima
my poor Maxine feels so slow these past few days....i don't know why...can it be the tranny slipping..??
i did a search but i have no idea what really is causing this...
my poor Maxine feels so slow these past few days....i don't know why...can it be the tranny slipping..??
i did a search but i have no idea what really is causing this...
How many miles do you have on your car? It may be time to change the spark plugs as well. I just changed mine at 53K and it made a world of difference. The enginer is quieter, smoother, and has more pull. My original plugs were pretty much fried when I changed them. Platinum for 100k miles HA! Yeah right... I went with the new iridium plugs.
Originally posted by SoloMaxima
is it hard to do the fuel injection flush yourself..?? if now how much does usually cost..??
is it hard to do the fuel injection flush yourself..?? if now how much does usually cost..??
i only got 27,000 miles....can it be the spark plugs..??...how do you change the spark plugs on the maxima..? [/B][/QUOTE]
Do a search. Someone just wrote up a how to, I think it was SprintMax. But go with the injector cleaner first and see if that clears up the problem. Your plugs should be ok after 27,000 miles unless you are running really rich and they are fouled.
Originally posted by foodmanry
Piece of cake! Just get a bottleo of fuel system cleaner or fuel injector cleaner and pour all of it in your empty fuel tank. Fill up with gas and it should do the job within one tank. Some of the brands noted on here have been CD2, Red Line, and some others.
i only got 27,000 miles....can it be the spark plugs..??...how do you change the spark plugs on the maxima..?
Piece of cake! Just get a bottleo of fuel system cleaner or fuel injector cleaner and pour all of it in your empty fuel tank. Fill up with gas and it should do the job within one tank. Some of the brands noted on here have been CD2, Red Line, and some others.
i only got 27,000 miles....can it be the spark plugs..??...how do you change the spark plugs on the maxima..?
Take it to a shop!!!!!!!! Those bottles only do so much.. You need to clean out your throttlebody, fuel injection system and perform other minor maintainence needed when nearing 30k..
Spark plugs are located under the plastic valve cover-cover and behind the intake manifold... It's a bish to change the rear ones...
Originally posted by RBa
Take it to a shop!!!!!!!! Those bottles only do so much.. You need to clean out your throttlebody, fuel injection system and perform other minor maintainence needed when nearing 30k..
Take it to a shop!!!!!!!! Those bottles only do so much.. You need to clean out your throttlebody, fuel injection system and perform other minor maintainence needed when nearing 30k..
Spark plugs are located under the plastic valve cover-cover and behind the intake manifold... It's a bish to change the rear ones...
1. Spark plug socket
2. Extension pieces (ideally having a wobble end type)
3. Torque wrench (necessity! the aluminum head is oh so soft!)
4. 10 mm socket for the ignition coil pack bolts.
Having small hands also help!
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