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Author Topic: After sitting for a week, what would cause the fiero to run rough?  (Read 15184 times)

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f85gtron

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A question posed by Pgackerman during a casual conversation..... 
After sitting a week (while), what would cause the fiero to run rough (for a bit)? 
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Re: After sitting for a week, what would cause the fiero to run rough?
« Reply #1 on: June 02, 2015, 12:10:36 pm »
I sometimes have the same problem with the 86 because it may sit for a month without being started.  I don't know, but I suspect it may be the beginning symptoms of a sticking injector. 
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Re: After sitting for a week, what would cause the fiero to run rough?
« Reply #2 on: June 03, 2015, 10:09:08 am »
My silver one i had for a while, did the same thing when i would go on vacation come back, so would pour some seafoam in it, it worked. after that i just put staBIL in the gas tank for longer periods...might want to put some premium gas, #93 in there and let that burn anything off.

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Re: After sitting for a week, what would cause the fiero to run rough?
« Reply #3 on: June 03, 2015, 11:14:54 am »
Good idea. Lots of people on various forums swear by Seafoam.
I have had some specific problems that it didn't fix, but they were odd problems anyway. (Anyone who knows me, knows that I come up with the strangest stuff to ask about.) But yeah. I would recommend it.
I've heard good things about StaBil too, but have never used it.
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