You have problems elsewhere. Do a compression test to give you an idea of the health of your motor. If your motor is healthy, I would start as mentioned with replacing the 02 sensor. Then do a a tune-up, replace plugs, air and fuel filter, pcv valve, and check for vacuum / exhaust leaks, try...
Take a look at this > http://www.lawfirms.com/resources/personal-injury/auto-accident/liability-rear-end-collision.htm
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Also depends on how much boost you're running. More boost/air requires more fuel. I have great gas mileage when I had the twins boosting not more than 11psi but with single and boosting 18-22psi the gas mileage is way different.
Yeah I will try to take it to court and take my chance. The other driver did admit it in front of the police officer. But the PO said that he successfully got onto my lane and it don't matter whether he stopped or not and that it is still my fault. I tried to explained to the PO that the driver...
What oil filter did you use? I agreed with oil starvation. Either the oil pump failed or the oil filter got clogged and oil was blocked going into to the engine.
I recently was involved in a rear-end collision (thank god not the supe but my dd). What happened was I was on the left lane and traffic was flowing on and off. There was a car that made an unsafe lane changed from the middle lane and merge onto my lane in front of me. The car suddenly stopped...
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