ebs hooolllllyyyy crap!
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
Originally Posted by Izzy351
You can usually buy one size (unless you have your heart set on the whole set 
)-- I did that for my Mustang's headers. There was just no way to get to a couple of the bolts (once it was in the car) otherwise...
)-- I did that for my Mustang's headers. There was just no way to get to a couple of the bolts (once it was in the car) otherwise...I was just looking at a set of Craftsman and I did see that you can buy singles. They aren't too bad for the set and I can get a discount on Craftsman tools through my employer so I will just buy a set. They will even payroll deduct them for us along with the discount.
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
I do not know what the service interval should be. I am at 68,000 and want to do mine just to be sure that there aren't problems and that I haven't plugged it full of soot because of my chip.
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From: Florida
Indebt have u had a chance to run the truck for a good period of time ... i remember u posted about having problems with ur fuel mileage just wanting to find out if it made a difference for u as it has helped out others like me.
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From: Visalia CA
Originally Posted by 99SevenPoint3
Indebt have u had a chance to run the truck for a good period of time ... i remember u posted about having problems with ur fuel mileage just wanting to find out if it made a difference for u as it has helped out others like me.
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From: Prince George, BC
Originally Posted by amiller93
Mine was at 79K when I pulled it off and it was plugged pretty good. I was planning on checking it again around 130K
did you replace the sensor or just cleaned the pipe?
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From: Yuba City, CA.
Well, I read this post and got around to looking at mine today. The tube was not to bad, the sensor was packed as well as the adapter piece the sensor goes into. That piece was packed solid! cleaned it out and put on the new sensor I had ordered from Ebay about a month ago, and my throttle seems more responsive.
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From: Albany, Oregon
I don't know if this helps but I unplugged mine at the valve itself and haven't had any problems or change in mileage. I did notice the stall I had when I would try to shoot into heavy traffic is gone.
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From: Florida
Yeah mine had a crack that when cleaned resulted in a hole....so i ran down to autozone picked up some brake line tube and used my orginal pieces from my old tube and made a connector in the middle and went right in...