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You are not logged in, either login or create an account to post comments. I suspect they'd have to do this anyway and are trying to get away with charging me for it I have a Hyundai Tucson that is getting an engine replacement under an extended warranty that resulted from a class action lawsuit. The dealer is telling me I have to pay for the work to "prep" the car for the new rebuilt engine. I fully admit that since I only speak rudimentary Car Repair most of what the service manager rattled off as the "prep" work sounded like the adults speaking in Charlie Brown. It seemed it was all about draining various fluids so the 'new' engine would have clean fluids running through it. It seems to me this would need to be done anyway an would be part of the work to replace the engine. People that do speak more fluent Car Repair: Is it legit that I should pay for this? Is this done anyway? Or would they just drain the fluids the "broken" engine has been shedding parts into and put it back into the new engine?

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Remember Me? Just had this done to my E92 with around 25k miles. BMW recommends the service every 2yrs or 20k miles. At first I was skeptical as to the benefits I've always put in 91 octane from the well known brands of gasoline and followed oil changes and service per the owner's manual. Was wondering if I would notice any benefits. Since I've never used Redline fuel injection cleaner between the oil changes and this thing is essentially a race car

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Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Obviously that seems really high for that, and I have no signs of needing one. Mileage is almost 20k.

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Explore Our Forums. Aside from that, I never was a fan of thinning the blade's shaft for a ported TB. He said the law of unintended consequenes applies - you might be doing good for water in the line, or injection tips, but you might be corroding another part or weakening seals somewhere. I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will chime in but FYI we've had four separate recall repairs on our two Hondas, and we never paid a dime for anything. Replacing an engine does not require any service work to the transmission. I just used it in my zero turn mower because it would not idle correctly and it cleaned out the carb and now runs fine. I ended up pulling the head and found the last missing screw on the head side of a valve. JavaScript is disabled. If anything I would recommend a can of seafoam. The bottom line is that this is a repair being undertaken as part of a recall and there should not be one cent of cost to you. I think that includes the little pre-cats.

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BMW recommends the service every 2yrs or 20k miles. That's what it does in your tank and fuel filter and fuel lines. The fact that we have drive by wire, our throttle body butterflies can be affected by this build up resulting driveability issues or actual loss of throttle. Can't hurt to add a bottle of Techron every 3k as recommended, though. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. The good news is that most cars today the intake is a 2 piece and has a reusable gasket, and therefore can usually be disassembled for a through and complete cleaning. I stupidly replaced it with a 4. My buddy told me that the multiple fuel pump failures were due to either - I used too much of those treatments too often, or I ran the tank down to empty too often the fuel punps in the ram use the fuel in the tank as a coolant and lubrication for its pump. Major General. On that one, I definitely noticed a difference, as I was getting some hesitation on hard accelleration.