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Old Sep 5, 2006 | 12:44 PM
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Need a tune up

hey i found in the FAQs that you would change the fluids, plugs, hoses...ect. i was wondering if you would change the coils too?


can someone please list out the parts i would need to change to do a 60k tuneup? thank you
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Old Sep 5, 2006 | 03:09 PM
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ok here's the deal, i'm not sure if it not being "tuned-up" is the problem. It's an s5 NA, and it'll pull strong to about 6500 rpm then i feels like it hits a limited it'll just buonce from 6k to 6.5k rpms. I'm not sure exatly what it is, i know it's not the fuel filter because i just changed it yesterday.

what in the fuel line past the pump, or in the ignition could cause it to act like that? I was wondering what i should/could change without going to drastic because my shop is very limited in space and supplys

thanks
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Old Sep 7, 2006 | 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Louisiana_FC3S
hey i found in the FAQs that you would change the fluids, plugs, hoses...ect. i was wondering if you would change the coils too?
No, don't need to change the coils.


can someone please list out the parts i would need to change to do a 60k tuneup? thank you
This might be in your owners manual?
If not, it's definitely in the FSM.


-Ted
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