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moose
Dodge Dakota
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2/22/2002
20:42:46
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body come from and how does it get there?
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Lattimer
Dodge Dakota
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2/22/2002
21:16:25
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Its a natural by-product of hydrocarbons (gasoline) around heat. When you fuel injectors fire, there is a fine mist of gasoline throughout the intake. The intake is hot, and the mist turns into tiny particles of carbon. Its a chemical change caused by the heat. I fight this everyday in the refinery trying to make pumps work. Nothing you can do about it but clean it off at intervals.
Shawn
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CW
GenIII
2/22/2002
22:11:32
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vapors drom the PCV system as well.
2001 RC 4.7 5sp 9.25" 3.92 LSD
Ported 68mm throttle body, IAT adjuster, 3" flowmaster cat back, TPS @ .76V, 4" cold air, Roadmaster active suspention, Removed Third cat. Electric fan Convertion, Awaiting HO cams.
Working on adjustable fuel pressure with return.
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