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- I have a 2002 chrysler intrepid 2.7 V6...it's acting like it's not getting gas, turns over, lots of power and replaced the fuel pump. If i spray gas into the air intake system it will start. W hat could be causing it not to get fuel? Please help as i have
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Asked by Dale Mitchell on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 19:27 - 2004 chev impala How do I change the L shaped pipe that connects the water pump housing to the intake manifold
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Asked by tandc on Sun, 08/08/2010 - 14:18 - How much coolant is acceptable on spark plugs? If none, I need instructions for replacing the intake manifold gasket on 2000 kia sephia?
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Asked by sirmoner1 on Sat, 07/31/2010 - 08:38 - 2001 Taurus 3.0 DOHC surges with AC On.I`ve put new plug wires also check gap and installed new OEM plugs.also replace the upper and lower intake gasket check fuel pressure was fine .please give me any ideal y
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Asked by magic2756 on Thu, 07/22/2010 - 23:08 - have 2000 honda odisey whit code 420 replace converter 2 tms, and also intake gaskets
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What are intake components?
An intake system is designed to manage optimal air flow to a vehicle's engine. A cold air intake system is designed to increase the power of the engine, as well as improve fuel combustion. Other components consist of air filters that prevent dust and dirt getting into the engine and the intake manifold which is a fuel and air passage system to the engine.
Why can go wrong with the intake components?
With a cold air intake system, there is a risk that too much cold air mixed with water vapor could prevent evaporation of fuel droplets and cause ice to develop, resulting in poor engine performance. Also, if not replaced, air filters may get clogged with dust and dirt and enter the engine's cylinders, where it could cause mechanical wear, as well as oil contamination.
What are my options?
The vehicle can be taken to a local dealer or repair shop, or the owner can replace air filters and perform repairs. There are numerous automotive websites that sell parts and advertise repair services. Some offer free repair estimates and free tutorials, and service manuals or other how-to books can also be purchased online.
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