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Kowalski
GenIII
3/13/2007
07:19:33
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 Subject: RE: Pinging Problem
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Any carbon build up can also cause a hot spot, leading to pre-ignition. That's why the guys are talking about something to dissolve the carbon.
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little jer
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2007
17:48:23
| RE: Pinging Problem
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I've got 43,000 miles on my Dak R/T and the plugs have never been changed and it still runs like a champ on regular with no pinging. Now you take my work van. It is serviced by a truck stop company that comes to work and services and fuels our vehicles. So my work van has started pinging like crazy and sounds like a diesel while going uphill. I figure in this instance it is watered down gas that they stick in as the price of gas has gone up here and I figure they're trying to make up some of the money they lose on the contract.
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Kowalski
GenIII
3/13/2007
18:15:03
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Not likely - gas and water don't mix, water will seperate to the bottom.
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little jer
Dodge Dakota
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3/14/2007
00:44:30
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That's true, so it must be the cheapest grade of gas that they could find.
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