rotten eggs
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Re: rotten eggs
I am extremely revealed to hear that it is common.
I wonder if my "secondary air sensor" check engine light on has anything to do with it?
PS. I figured the tanker was only filling up regular gas, as they dont reload the Premium as often - I will certainly NOT be filling up the next time I see a gasoline tanker!
I wonder if my "secondary air sensor" check engine light on has anything to do with it?
PS. I figured the tanker was only filling up regular gas, as they dont reload the Premium as often - I will certainly NOT be filling up the next time I see a gasoline tanker!
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Re: rotten eggs
Originally Posted by AlbertFattal
I wonder if my "secondary air sensor" check engine light on has anything to do with it?
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Re: rotten eggs
Originally Posted by ProjectMayhem
Hmm mine has about 6,000 mi on it starts 2nd or 3rd crank, but i know what your talking about that wierd egg smell noticed that one day. Just take it easy when your first start and drive your car, let the temp about 1 notch under half before you get on it. thats the only time i experienced the smell getting on it hard before the car was fully warmed up. Its still in open loop and maybe its just dumping extra gas. I put in 93 shell V-power here, its the 15% eth crap too =/. Once its warmed up i never notice the smell though.
Kind of funny. I always get premium at Kroger or Valero -- and I always run it HARD down one stretch of road.
Today, I was almost out and had no choice but to get 93 at Shell. I got to that road and as I came to a stop at the end of it, it smelled like satan's ******* for the next mile or so. Coincidence?
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Re: rotten eggs
Originally Posted by chrisificti0n
Kind of funny. I always get premium at Kroger or Valero -- and I always run it HARD down one stretch of road.
Today, I was almost out and had no choice but to get 93 at Shell. I got to that road and as I came to a stop at the end of it, it smelled like satan's ******* for the next mile or so. Coincidence?
Today, I was almost out and had no choice but to get 93 at Shell. I got to that road and as I came to a stop at the end of it, it smelled like satan's ******* for the next mile or so. Coincidence?
Anyways - I used a different brand of gas, and I am doing good, satans butt smell has been gone so far!
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Re: rotten eggs
Originally Posted by chrisificti0n
Kind of funny. I always get premium at Kroger or Valero -- and I always run it HARD down one stretch of road.
Today, I was almost out and had no choice but to get 93 at Shell. I got to that road and as I came to a stop at the end of it, it smelled like satan's ******* for the next mile or so. Coincidence?
Today, I was almost out and had no choice but to get 93 at Shell. I got to that road and as I came to a stop at the end of it, it smelled like satan's ******* for the next mile or so. Coincidence?
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