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bogging - 7/15/2006 3:43:27 AM

blazinblaine

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i have been riding a 95 f3 that I bought a few months ago. The other day it started bogging down while I drove down the road and it died. If I let it sit a while it will start buit then it boggs and runs very sluggish. I chnged the gas and then ran some lucas injector cleaner through it and it still sucked. Then I bought some plugs and installed them and it ran perfect for about 50 miles. Now it is bogging again. Any ideas?

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RE: bogging - 7/15/2006 7:24:55 PM

transamlt1man

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Well what did your old plugs look like??? Wet or dry? brown black white? Did they all look the same?

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RE: bogging - 3/14/2008 9:44:09 AM

jamaicandread01

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different guy.....same problem?!?!
spark plugs were black, rusty, and dry.
just changed the spark plugs and found this out.
also did an oil change.
changed all fuses.......
bogging down 3rd gear and higher....
is " Sea Foam " fuel interjector cleaner suitable?

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RE: bogging - 3/14/2008 1:06:32 PM

95Cbr6

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you can try seafoam but i was having a very similar problem. check your air box hoses and the hoses running to the air vent solenoid valve. i bet you have a leak or something like that.

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