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burgernuds 11-01-2008 07:39 AM

new gas great acceleration old gas not so great acceleration
 
hi whenever i pump new gas into my car the first few days and usually right after pumping the acceleration is great. Then towards the end of the week, usually when the tank is half full acceleration sucks. I used lucas fuel injector cleaner 2 months ago and i didnt really feel the difference. my car is an 01 at 58,600 miles

brutekiller787 11-04-2008 12:36 PM

not to be a d!ck but so? what are you asking?

RonJ 11-04-2008 03:33 PM


Originally Posted by burgernuds (Post 601354)
hi whenever i pump new gas into my car the first few days and usually right after pumping the acceleration is great. Then towards the end of the week, usually when the tank is half full acceleration sucks. I used lucas fuel injector cleaner 2 months ago and i didnt really feel the difference. my car is an 01 at 58,600 miles

Have you tested gas purchased at different stations? Is the effect the same regardless of where the gas is purchased?

burgernuds 11-04-2008 05:38 PM

im asking if there is anything wrong with engine or gas line to cause that.
im using shell and have only used shell at the same gas station locally. Im afraid to mix gas or go to any other shell because the one that i use has such a spacious area and the ramps are small.

trustdestruction 11-04-2008 11:17 PM

If you think it might be the quality of the gas, try BP. No need to get anything more than regular 87 octane.
I have found BP gasoline to give me the best results by means of gas mileage. I would assume that gas that gives you the best gas mileage is probably the best quality gasoline.


My first guesses though would be clogged fuel filter, weak fuel pump, or clogged fuel pump filter. Possibly water in the gas tank too. Try pouring 1/3 a bottle of seafoam into your gas tank with the next fill up, this will help rid the gas tank of possible water.

burgernuds 11-06-2008 06:07 AM

i'll have the shop check out all that youve mentioned. But i'll wait until its really noticeable. thanks


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