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Old 09-23-11 | 02:36 PM
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No longer needing to de-flood

So recently I've been Having starting issues with my car and came to the conclusion that its been flooding then i'd have to de-flood my FC by taking out the egi fuze which will make the car run again. Any way I can prevent this from happening?
Old 09-23-11 | 04:33 PM
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Don't flood your engine.

Flooding can occur for a variety of reasons, including shutting off the car before it warms up, and having low compression. What compression numbers do you have?
Old 09-23-11 | 05:53 PM
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I havent really looked into the compression numbers, just having some bad luck with starting my car for the least week if you haven't noticed from all my posts lol
Old 09-23-11 | 06:00 PM
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Take your injectors out and have them cleaned/serviced.
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