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    rich on fuel

    hey i have eg b16a just recently noticed lots of black shit on back of car and its real shitty on fuel. whats the problem ?

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    too many things could be contributing to the cause.
    Driving style
    Service/maintainence
    Fuel type
    list goes on, why don't you tell us a bit more
    Why hello there

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    i use shell v power fuel. i drive fine most of time. same as when i first brought car.. and it was fine.. just all of a sudden its started running rich on fuel. like i put in 30 litres it barely lasts me 300kms

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    lots of black smoke usually means ur running rich, could just be that ur driving it harder than usual....VTECs usually blow a bit of smoke, could be an O2 sensor thats gone...which is makin u run richer than normal, but u'll really notice this cause ur fuel will just disappear

    anyways 30L for 300kms is pretty good for a b16a, mine gets bout 400 km per tank and when i fill up its usually bout 38L or so.

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    u know why matt, its because ur a hoon:P

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    Your car loves torque that's all! It's a good thing IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ef-civic View Post
    i use shell v power fuel. i drive fine most of time. same as when i first brought car.. and it was fine.. just all of a sudden its started running rich on fuel. like i put in 30 litres it barely lasts me 300kms
    that is normal with Shell fuel... u get black stuff coming out of the exhaust and sometimes ur bumper gets black marks out it

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    lol i dunno i used to get really good kms to tank.. like 400 - 500 a tank lol now its barely 300 for 30 litres..

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    Quote Originally Posted by ef-civic View Post
    i use shell v power fuel.

    thats your problem right there, get rid of the shell fuel and use bp ultimate. problem solved

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    ^??????????

    can u plz justify ur statement
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    shell fuel gives your the black soot /carbon build up at the tip of your exhaust and worst case on your rear bumper, there are countless statements of this by many members of this forum that i have read over time.

    so i m pretty sure i m not alone in making that statement. god knows what the carbon build up is like further up the exhaust if not on the valves :-S

    also a mate of mine used to work in a shell servo in kallangur (brisbane) when shell v-power racing was intoduced. he was told that shell v-power abd v-power racing were desgned specifically with V8 engines in mind. and out of all my mates and family who have a wide variety of vechicles from 4 to 8 cylinders both stock and modded. only the 8's and 6's seem to run well on the fuel (still get black soot though).

    i m quite surprised that any 4 cylinder runs well on any type of v-power.

    anywho just my personal opinion.

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